Ballistic & Cruise Missiles

Ranges, guidance, and proliferation/transfer issues.

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interestingengineering.com > military > us-supersonic-aircraft-still-in-operation

9 operational US aircraft that can fly faster than sound

1+ day, 8+ hour ago   (945+ words) The US still flies a supersonic trainer, an electronic-warfare jet, and even an aircraft designed to play the enemy. Supersonic flight is often associated with experimental aircraft, futuristic fighters, and Cold War-era icons. Yet the US still operates a surprisingly…...


aviationweek.com > defense > missile-defense-weapons > pentagon-official-argues-range-hypersonic-weapons

Pentagon Official Argues For Range Of Hypersonic Weapons

4+ day, 2+ hour ago   (71+ words) Aviation Week Pentagon Official Argues For Range Of Hypersonic Weapons Joseph Jewell, assistant secretary of defense for science and technology. Brian Everstine is the Pentagon Editor for Aviation Week, based in Washington, D.C. Pentagon Official Argues For Range Of Hypersonic Weapons…...


jpost.com > defense-and-tech > article-908082

Covenant emerges from stealth and unveils Anthem, a deep???strike missile

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (297+ words) The secretive start-up is emerging from stealth with more than $250 million in funding, facilities in the US, Germany, and Israel, and plans to produce as many as 5,000 long-range weapons a year...


thespacereview.com > article > 5305 > 1

The Space Review: Backfire to space: The Backfire bomber and Skif rocket system

5+ day, 13+ hour ago   (326+ words) Backfire to space: The Backfire bomber and Skif rocket system thespacereview.com Backfire to space: The Backfire bomber and Skif rocket system by Dwayne A. Day When it was first spotted by American reconnaissance satellites in the late 1960s, the Soviet Union’s…...


wesodonnell.com > p > yep-sweden-just-revealed-a-1000-km

Yep, Sweden Just Revealed a 1,000 km, 3D-Printed Turbojet Cruise Missile

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (251+ words) Europe can build spectacular jet engines: Rolls-Royce builds the EJ200 that powers the Typhoon. Safran builds the M88 that powers the Rafale. GKN Aerospace helps manufacture components flying inside some of the most advanced military aircraft on the continent. But none of…...


airandspaceforces.com > afrl-payload-agnostic-affordable-hypersonic-cruise-missile

AFRL Seeks Payload-Agnostic, Cheap Hypersonic Cruise Missile

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (690+ words) The Air Force Research Laboratory has signaled to industry it wants to develop a low-cost hypersonic cruise missile to deliver a wide range of payloads at a range up to 500 nautical miles. That note signals an openness to using 3D printing…...


ua.news > en > world > rosiia-ta-iran-vedut-sekretnu-rozrobku-nadzvukovoyi-zbroyi-ft

Russia and Iran Are Secretly Developing Supersonic Weapons??? FT

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (499+ words) As part of a secret program, Russia is helping Iran develop a new type of supersonic cruise missile. The joint project is codenamed C430L and involves the development of engines for such missiles. “The main goal of the C430L is to help…...


oboronka.mezha.ua > en > rf-dopomagaye-iranu-stvoryuvati-nadzvukovi-raketi-314777

Russian engineers are helping Iran to develop ramjet engines for supersonic cruise missiles – FT • Оборонка

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (449+ words) Долучайтеся до клубу УП! Russia is secretly helping Iran develop a new class of supersonic cruise missiles, according to a Financial Times investigation based on leaked Russian correspondence, travel records and an analysis of military patents. According to the publication,…...


migflug.com > afterburner > it > h-6n-jl-1-jinglei-albm-j-20-escort-zhisheng-2026

H-6N Bomber Reveals Its JL-1 Ballistic Missile | Afterburner

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (410+ words) di Max Grünwald | 5 agosto 2026 | Aviazione militare, Notizia | 0 commenti Chinese state television does not show its most sensitive hardware by accident. So when the final episode of the CCTV documentary Zhisheng ("Victory") aired on August 4, 2026, one sequence was clearly meant to…...