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Theresa Hitchens on June 03, 2021 at 3:25 PM
WASHINGTON: The novel requirements and acquisition processes being used to develop the B-21 bomber will slash the time it will take to get the Raider to initial operating capability (IOC), Air Force Global Strike Commander Gen. Timothy Ray says.
In a wide ranging interview with Mitchell Institute Dean David Deptula today, Ray also revealed that the Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) hypersonic missile being developed for the conventional bomber fleet will undertake another flight test next month, after failing the first flight test of its booster in April.
B-21: Fast Forward
As one example of how the new approach is speeding B-21 development, Ray told the Mitchell Institute today he expects integrating the AGM-158/B Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile Extended Range (JASSM-ER) onto the B-21 will be a breeze compared to what it took to fit the B-2 with the ground attack cruise missile.
then we had this yesterday. you talk about an ef-4, ef-5, they re saying looks like ef-4 but they haven t been issued, how do they determine that? a rating scale depending on damage. they ve done wind tunnel testing. a two by four, if it shoots into a car, at what wind speeds it can pierce the car. stuff like that. how far cars can be moved. how far train cars can be tossed or moved. that s happened before. so they take what s happened in the past, know what the wind speeds were then, apply it here. usually, an ef-5, the one that we had in joplin, there was one report that literally it was strong enough that the pavement in one section was lifted out of the ground. picture that. pavement removed. there s certain things that they say they know that s what it will be and they ll determine that the next two or three days. bill karins, thanks so much. of course we ll have much more on this tornado on msnbc as the morning goes on.