US Army seeks Mach 5 missiles under $1 million to defend against drone raids
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The U.S. Army is seeking to develop a new class of low-cost interceptors designed to effectively combat drones and cruise missiles. This initiative comes in response to the increasing threat posed by unmanned aerial vehicles and advanced missile systems in modern warfare. The Army aims to enhance its defensive capabilities while maintaining budgetary constraints, reflecting a strategic shift towards more affordable and efficient solutions for air defense. The project is part of a broader effort to modernize military technology and ensure readiness against evolving threats. The Army is currently exploring various technological approaches and partnerships to expedite the development and deployment of these interceptors, with the goal of integrating them into existing defense frameworks.
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US Army seeks Mach 5 missiles under $1 million to defend against drone raids
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