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Boeing Tests Hypersonic Waverider in Australia; India's Program Advances

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Boeing tested its scramjet-powered X-51 Waverider in Australia. Reports also indicate the US Air Force's Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile (HACM) reached its flight-test phase over a test range in Australia. Separately, India successfully tested its Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle, which sustained speeds beyond Mach 6.

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The HACM program, which was developed jointly with the Royal Australian Air Force, is aiming to decide on rapid acquisition by 2027 despite significant delays. The successful tests by Boeing and India underscore advancements in hypersonic propulsion technology.

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    The Indian Air Force might see increased investment in defense contracts following the validation of its hypersonic capabilities.

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