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Lockheed Martin Unveils PAC-3 Edge for Hypersonic Threat Defense

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Lockheed Martin has developed the PAC-3 Edge, an upgraded version of the Patriot missile designed to intercept advanced and hypersonic missile threats. The new interceptor features a three-pulse engine, enhanced seeker head, and improved control system, expanding its range and altitude capabilities. It is intended to complement existing PAC-3 variants (MSE and ACE) and will be compatible with current launchers. The PAC-3 Edge is expected to enter flight testing in 2023 and become operational within the next decade.

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    🇺🇸 Подробности про дешевую ракету Patriot. Lockheed Martin опубликова...

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    🇺🇸 Сэр, наша ракета слишком дорогая. Принято, делаем еще дороже. На в...

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    Lockheed Martin announces new air defense interceptor missile designed...

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    В США разработана новая версия ракеты Patriot для перехвата гиперзвуко...

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