Air Force Looking For Cheap Air-To-Air Missile Half The Size Of AMRAAM

TWZ·May 5

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The US Air Force is seeking a new air-to-air missile that is half the size of the AMRAAM. The desired missile's range and other specifications are unclear, with one report suggesting a range of 1,000 miles, while the air force's interest in a low-cost option is confirmed. The air force's plans for its fleet, including the potential development of new missiles and the fate of existing aircraft, are also being reported on, but details are not consistent across reports.

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