Friday, November 18, 2011

U.S. Army Successfully Tests Hypersonic Weapon

Hypersonic: The U.S. has tested a weapon, which could look similar to this Falcon HTV-2, that can strike anywhere in the world within 30 minutes of being launched

U.S. Army Tests Hypersonic Weapon That Travels Five Times The Speed Of Sound... And Can Hit ANY Target On Earth In 30mins -- Daily Mail

* U.S. may no longer rely on stationing missiles abroad
* Prompt Global Strike project to hit anywhere in 60mins
* Follows 15-ton bunker busting bomb by USAF

A hypersonic flying missile that can strike a target anywhere in the world in just 30 minutes has been unveiled by the U.S. military.

The Advanced Hypersonic Weapon (AHW), which travels five times the speed of sound, was successfully tested yesterday.

It was launched by rocket from Hawaii at 11.30am, glided south westwards through the upper atmosphere over the Pacific at 'hypersonic speed' before hitting its target on the Kwajalein atoll in the Marshall Islands - some 2,500 miles away.

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More News On The Successful Test Of A Hypersonic Weapon

Army Successfully Tests Hypersonic Weapon Design -- Defense Tech
Pentagon successfully tests hypersonic flying bomb -- AFP
Army tests hypersonic weapon over the Pacific -- AP
2,400 Miles in Minutes? No Sweat! Hypersonic Weapon Passes ‘Easy’ Test -- Danger Room
U.S. Army Tests Secret Hypersonic Weapon -- FOX News
DoD: Army Successfully Tests Top Secret Hypersonic Weapon -- ABC News
When you absolutely have to get there fast (and bomb something) -- CNN
US army tests hypersonic weapon -- The Independent
U.S. tests Advanced Hypersonic Weapon over the Pacific -- Digital Journal
U.S. tests hypersonic weapon -- RIA Novosti
Successful Test of the U.S. Army Hypersonic Weapon Concept -- Defense Update
Space and Missile Defense Command tests hypersonic glider for possible use as conventional weapon -- Al.com
Army successfully tests new Advanced Hypersonic Weapon -- Inquisitr
Army Tests Its Own Secret Supersonic Attack Vehicle -- Gizmodo

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