How adaptive weapons and trusted autonomy are reshaping the future of fires

How adaptive weapons and trusted autonomy are reshaping the future of fires

The Pentagon’s next breakthrough won’t simply be a missile that flies farther or a warhead that hits harder. It will be a weapon that adapts in flight, shares data seamlessly across the kill chain, scales affordably and earns enough trust to deploy without a human asset beside it. From the Air Force’s Family of Affordable Mass Missiles to the Pentagon’s push to field 10,000 low-cost cruise missiles within three years, the military is racing to i…