Recently, the United States has made some progress in the research and development of hypersonic speed**, but many previous test launches have been unsuccessful.
U.S. Urgently Deploys Long-Range HyperSonic** "Dark Eagle" According to sources, the United States is accelerating the deployment of the only long-range hypersonic ** equipment of its forward forces, the Dark Eagle.
The ** equipment adopts vehicle mobile deployment and has mobile launch capabilities, which can play a key role in various strike operations. Although at present, the equipment only has launchers and no missiles, but the United States is still actively giving priority to deploying in the country.
The Dark Eagle** is equipped with a boost-glide warhead, which can be launched by a large ground vehicle to quickly reach the strike area and be prepared for launch with the cooperation of transport aircraft and other means of delivery.
The deployment of this equipment will further enhance the strength of the United States in long-range strike and defense.
*The reason for the deployment of this missile is because of its proximity to the island of Taiwan. The missile has a range of about 2,700 kilometers and a terminal speed that is said to reach a dozen Machs, although there are still some problems with incomplete data.
The United States believes that the deployment of this 2,700-kilometer range equipment can pose a threat to China in wartime and become a major "nightmare" for it.
China's equipment is changing with each passing day, and the Dongfeng-27 and other equipment are more advanced than those of the United States. The United States is very anxious about this and urgently needs a hypersonic speed** to deal with the Chinese threat.
Therefore, this ** occupies an important position in the US ** team and is capable of forming an ultra-hypersonic strike on a regional scale on the front line. The U.S. has tried to achieve a "global one-hour strike" that seems impossible now, and now they intend to achieve a global one-hour strike on a regional scale, but it is still a patchwork plan.
Although the development progress of the United States is not ideal, such as the AGM-183 has experienced many failures, the United States has high hopes for its prospects in terms of long-range hypersonic ** equipment.
Currently, the United States is considering the deployment of such equipment on the ** front, the location of which is in the core of the two-island chain and can threaten Russia and China.
* Because of its strategic importance, it is regarded by the United States as a "key island" and a "closed island". The United States has deployed a large number of offensive equipment and strategic assets here, and at the same time, the position of the first can also be coordinated.
The combat operations of the first, second, and third island chains have formed a powerful comprehensive combat capability.
In addition, American long-range strategic strike platforms at sea and in the air are also being assembled. This location is close to Chinese mainland, with a moderate interval from the adjacent islands on the left and right, like a "front teeth", playing the role of a "mainstay" in it, effectively closing the island chain blockade, and having an efficient deterrent effect on China's navy and air force.
In past deployments, the United States has deployed THAAD, Patriot systems, strategic nuclear submarines and strategic bombers at key locations in its second island chain.
Now, the United States plans to deploy another long-range hypersonic speed** to further strengthen the defense capabilities of these key locations. Although we have an in-depth understanding of the interception and confrontation of nuclear submarines and bombers, we are concerned about the United States' plan to deploy a large number of ultra-high sound speeds to form a strong comprehensive combat force, because this will make it impossible to effectively intercept an incident in the Taiwan Strait.
Recently, before going to Singapore to participate in the incense meeting, Austin specially traveled to Japan, hoping to conduct a joint ultra-high sonic interception test with Japan.
With the rapid deployment and long-range interception of the U.S. military's ultra-high sonic speed**, the offensive and defensive capabilities have been significantly improved. This is not only reflected in the interception of ballistic missiles, but also in the special interception of other **, which is more advanced.
As a result, the level of technology anxiety and anxiety in the United States has reached an all-time high.
When the ultra-hypersonic equipment is not yet mature, the U.S. military preemptively identified the equipment as a deployment base and conducted actual combat exercises, indicating that in the Indo-Pacific region, the United States regards this as a "killer weapon".
In order to achieve the Indo-Pacific military strategy, the United States urgently needs an "effective knife" to form an American-style deterrence in the periphery and create a "nightmare" threat through relatively backward equipment.
However, it remains to be seen how effective it will be.