Credit: U.S. Air Force
An air-launched kinetic interceptor could soon be a self-defense option for the U.S. Air Force’s vulnerable fleet of tankers and airlifters, new budget documents show. The Air Force is proposing to spend $508 million over the next three years on the Large Aircraft Survivability System (LASS). The...
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