Pentagon Considers Alaska and New Mexico for Hypersonic Testing Corridors
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Updated Wed 23:03
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What happened
The Pentagon’s Test Resource Management Center is considering Alaska and New Mexico as possible locations for overland hypersonic testing corridors. This initiative is part of an agreement under AUKUS Pillar II, which aims to combine the hypersonics funding, facilities, and experience of the three nations involved.
From c4isrnet.com
Why it matters
The consideration of these corridors suggests potential for large-scale government investment in military technology and infrastructure development. The agreement seeks to leverage combined hypersonics funding among the participating nations.
From c4isrnet.com
Who's involved
- New MexicoIs being considered for a potential overland hypersonic testing corridor site.
- AlaskaIs being considered for a potential overland hypersonic testing corridor site.
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The entities involved
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New Mexico
state of the United States of America
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Alaska
state of the United States of America