US EditionAustralian army gets battle-tested US long-range missiles
- Australia has enhanced its military capabilities after China's naval circumnavigation, according to the Australian Defense Department.
- The Royal Australian Air Force tested the AGM-158C Long Range Anti-Ship Missile last month, confirming its operational readiness.
- Australia has invested $562.7 million for the missile acquisition.
- The Australian army has received its first mobile long-range US rocket system, capable of striking targets over 500 kilometres away.
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The United States has successfully test-fired a precision missile, showcasing its so-called “extended range flight capability” aimed at fighting island warfare in the Pacific Ocean. Newsweek has reached out to the Chinese defense ministry for comment by email. Why It Matters General Charles Flynn, the then-commanding general of the U.S. Army Pacific, claimed last February that he could threaten China‘s critical capabilities by placing a network …
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