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With weaponry capable of speeds above 10,000/MPH, hypersonic capabilities present a bevy of engineering challenges to be met to enable operational utilization. Such understandings of these challenges is a pre-requisite to making hypersonic flight routine, an effort that is highlighted across the Armed Services. Find out how the U.S is meeting these challenges.

Hypersonic Weapons Summit – Spring 2020 Everything you need to know about the speakers and Sessions for the Hypersonic Weapons Fall Summit

With weaponry capable of speeds above 10,000/MPH, hypersonic capabilities present a bevy of engineering challenges to be met to enable operational utilization. Such understandings of these challenges is a pre-requisite to making hypersonic flight routine, an effort that is highlighted across the Armed Services. Find out how the U.S is meeting these challenges. https://bit.ly/2lUtowb

Thanks to the DoD's FY17 budget increase of $32.7 million the Navy is currently developing three potential new weapons that could improve the ability of its surface ships to defend themselves against enemy missiles. What are these game changers? Check out this interactive infographic http://goo.gl/yRpt2l

Flyby: Presidential Helicopter Pilot Weighs In on FVL - Interesting interview with Major Bryan Smylie (Retired), as he discusses his experiences as a Presidential Helicopter Pilot http://goo.gl/PKKS8n

Have you gotten a chance to read the Directed Energy Systems: Analyzing the Myths and Misconceptions article? if not, take a look at it here - http://goo.gl/6TXuD7