Multi-domain Artillery Battery
Credit: U.S. Army Pacific
BAE Systems will seek to prove that a cannon-fired, hypervelocity projectile (HVP) can become a low-cost interceptor against volleys of drones, cruise missiles and aircraft. The U.S. Army selected the Minneapolis-based subsidiary of the British manufacturer to be the only company to receive a...
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