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American pilots studied hypersonic weapons on the example of Aarw rocket. Journa...

Hello China: The United States showed B-52 bomber with hypersonic rocket-based on GUAM (photo)

American pilots studied hypersonic weapons on the example of Aarw rocket. Journalists note that the army allegedly abandoned such ammunition, so there are more questions from the demonstration. The US Air Force showed the photos of the B-52H StratoFortress strategic bomber at the GUAM Air Base with hypersonic AGM-183a Arrw missile. About it reports The War Zone. During the Air Force exercises, the AARW rocket was publicly shown on the US strategic base in the Pacific.

The ammunition was shown despite the fact that the army decided to stop the development of AGM-183A due to unsuccessful trials. Therefore, these photos raise new questions about the ambiguous future hypersonic rocket. The training was devoted to the study of hypersonic weapons on the basis of Andersen. One of the photographs is also noticeable serial number of the AR-AUR-005 rocket.

B-52 crews from the 23rd expedition bombing squadron and the 49th test squadron were involved in the study of weapons. "The crews have focused on the basics of hypersvin, operational and logistical aspects, as well as in-depth tactical discussions,"-said in the Air Force. The publication states that there are no signs at this time that the US Air Force intends to test the arrw -based arrw. However, this option is possible because it would be a demonstration of strength in the Pacific.

This could be a signal for China and other potential enemies. Arrw consists of two main components: a non-motor hypersonic rocket planning system in the nasal and a large rocket accelerator in the back. The accelerator accelerates the entire rocket to optimal speed and height, after which it disappears. We will remind, on February 14 the media wrote how the US prepares for the flights Bomber B-52, which will serve 100 years.