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Rapid Dragon: The US military Game-Changer That Could Affect Conventional And Nuclear Strategy And Arms Control Negotiations

The United States Air Force recently announced the successful test of its Rapid Dragon system in a major Pacific exercise. This followed an earlier successful test during an exercise in Norway in late 2022.

The Air Force’s Research Laboratory says that “Rapid Dragon is a palletized munitions experimentation campaign exploring feasibility and operational advantages of airdropping long-range palletized munitions from existing airlift platforms, such as the C-130 and C-17, without aircraft modifications.”

This article was written by George M. Moore and originally published by The Bulletin Of The Atomic Scientists.

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