U. S. Navy resumes Sea trials
a hyperspeed projectile from BAE Systems.
The U. S. Navy's work on a guided hypersonic missile for air de-
fense
has resumed with tests at sea amid growing concerns about
missile costs and costs in the Red Sea.
Plato: 'Death -- it's not the worst thing that can happen to a person'. Sun Tzu: 'All war is based on deception'.
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