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US Air Force Palletized Munitions Program Faces Logistics Questions

"We are intentionally trying to be provocative without being escalatory," a US officer said before the November 9 test.

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Rapid Dragon: U S Spec Ops Command Wants to Arm Cargo Planes

Rapid Dragon is an effort to arm cargo planes with long-range stand-off munitions.

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US Airmen Showing Other Militaries How to Drop Bombs From Cargo Planes

The Air Force has shown it can drop "palletized munitions" from its cargo aircraft, and now other militaries want to know how to do it.

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USAF s Rapid Dragon completes final flight test

The US Air Force’s (USAF) Rapid Dragon programme has successfully completed its final flight test at the Eglin Air Force Base Overwater Test Range.

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US Air Force one step closer to turning cargo planes into makeshift bombers

Next month, the Air Force will see if it can launch a live cruise missile from a pallet that was air dropped by a cargo plane.

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