The US Army is getting a deadly new missile to replace the Hellfire and strike terrorists from helicopters and drones
Christopher WoodyJun 29, 2018, 01.01 AM
US Army Apache helicopter joint air-to-ground missile Yuma Proving GroundUS Army/Tad Browning, Army Operational Test Command Public AffairsPilots fire the new Joint Air-to-Ground Missile during testing at Cibola Range, Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, in support of deliberate-attack mission against armored-ground-vehicle targets.
The Joint Air-to-Ground missile has been cleared by the Army for initial production.
The missile, developed by Lockheed, is supposed to replace the long-serving Hellfire missile.
It is designed for standoff strikes against fixed and moving targets, on land and at sea.
https://www.businessinsider.in/the-us-army-is-getting-a-deadly-new-missile-to-replace-the-hellfire-and-strike-terrorists-from-helicopters-and-drones/articleshow/64785966.cms
