CAMP seeks to deliver a new type of air-to-air missile years faster than the decade-long timelines for the AIM-120 and AIM-260.
Credit: Air National Guard
A new approach to defining the length and cost of developing and producing long-range missiles is reaching the air-to-air sector. Weeks after rushing a new class of air-launched, low-cost cruise missiles into production, the U.S. Air Force is inviting bids for a similarly cheap air intercept missile...
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