Latest AMRAAM Air-To-Air Missile Aims To Keep Pace With China

TWZ·Dec 13

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The US military is taking steps to maintain its air-to-air missile capabilities, with a significant contract signed to produce AIM-120 missiles. There is also interest in developing new variants, such as the AIM-120E, and potentially smaller missiles. Additionally, the role of existing missiles like the AMRAAM is being explored, including possible use on unmanned "robot wingmen" aircraft.

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Latest AMRAAM Air-To-Air Missile Aims To Keep Pace With China

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