US Hypersonic Test Failure By Charles Taylor (Florida)
The US is way behind the curve in getting up working hyper-sonic missiles, with yet another test failure. China and Russia have long got these unstoppable devices up, and are ready to go in blasting the West to atoms. How did all this happen? Well, the military were too busy worrying about the trans issue to think about seriously dealing with coming military threats, and in fact still does. One can see defeat just written all over the American project now, a great death wish given by the liberal-Left. At least they will perish with us, since their true master China, is not crazy and will not take in these Judases.
https://www.rt.com/news/558115-hypersonic-test-fail-pentagon/
“An American hypersonic missile test flight ended in a failure in Hawaii on Wednesday, Bloomberg has reported citing the Pentagon. The US Department of Defense offered few details of what happened, stating only that “an anomaly occurred following ignition of the test asset.”
“While the Department was unable to collect data on the entirety of the planned flight profile, the information gathered from this event will provide vital insights,” Pentagon spokesman Navy Lieutenant Commander Tim Gorman was quoted as saying by the news agency.
The botched test was part of the Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) program, under which Lockheed Martin is trying to develop weapons capable of flying at speeds of Mach 5 and above, for the use of submarines and surface ships.
It suffered another setback in October 2021, when a booster rocket failed to deliver its hypersonic glide vehicle during a test at the Pacific Spaceport Complex in Kodiak, Alaska. The booster was not part of the weapon system, defense officials stressed at the time.
Despite the failure of both tests, the Pentagon said it remains confident that it is on track to field offensive hypersonic capabilities in the early 2020s.
The US has been struggling to keep up with China and Russia in the development of hypersonic weapons. There have been a number of successful tests under various American programs, but the country is yet to have a modern system in service.
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