FINALLY: U.S Air Force Is Testing The Deadliest Rapid Dragon B0mb

The US air force wants to get a lot of firepower airborne quickly, giving a radically new mission profile to american transports. The united states air force rapid dragon program successfully completed its first live-fire weapons test, bringing two years of testing and development to a close. The rapid dragon palletized weapon system is in essence palletized cruise missiles stored in racks aboard cargo and transport planes. The air force tested the rapid dragon concept earlier this month at eglin air force base in the western florida panhandle. The test involved loading a cruise missile flight test vehicle and several dummy missiles aboard a pallet rigged with a parachute.

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