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U.S. Navy Deploys Ukraine-Style Kamikaze Sea Drones During Pacific SINKEX

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By Carter Johnston
| Naval News
Sailing past the impact holes left by Harpoon, Spike, and LRASM missiles, two U.S. Navy one-way attack surface drones closed in on a decommissioned amphibious assault ship before detonating at the ship’s waterline. U.S. Navy-piloted uncrewed surface attack drones helped sink the former USS Peleliu (LHD 5) off the coast of Hawaii last Friday, pushing forward the service’s intentions of fielding a fleet of autonomous attack drones in the air, on the surface, and underwater.
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LRASM and JASSM Production to Triple Under New Air Force Contract

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By Carter Johnston
| RealClear Defense
LRASM and JASSM Production to Triple Under New Air Force Contract The U.S. Air Force now anticipates buying more than 11,000 new JASSM and LRASM cruise missiles over the next five to seven years Read Full Article »
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LRASM and JASSM Production to Triple Under New US Air Force Contract

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By Carter Johnston
| Naval News
The U.S. Air Force now anticipates buying more than 11,000 new JASSM and LRASM cruise missiles over the next five to seven years according to a notice of intent published Friday, dramatically expanding the Pentagon’s JASSM and LRASM topline inventory objectives for both weapons that have had their objectives periodically increased over the past decade.
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