El US Army anunci\u00f3 que ya ha entregado el primer prototipo de Sistema M\u00f3vil de Lanzamiento Terrestre para Misiles Hipers\u00f3nicos, que en el futuro utilizar\u00e1 esa Fuerza. Esta plataforma prototipo, denominada \u201cDark Eagle\u201d, constituye un hito muy importante para el Programa \u201cLong Range Precision Fires\u201d, una de las 6 \u00e1reas de modernizaci\u00f3n establecidas en 2017. La misma tiene por objetivo, dotar a esa fuerza terrestre, de la capacidad de operar con fuegos precisos de largo alcance, en el marco de las \u201cMulti- Domain Operations\u201d.<\/p>\n
WASHINGTON: The US Army announced Thursday that soldiers had received the first prototype hardware for its\u00a0Long Range Hypersonic Weapon<\/a>, dubbed \u201cDark Eagle.\u201d<\/p>\n While it didn\u2019t include the missiles themselves, the delivery is a significant milestone for the Army\u2019s\u00a0Long Range Precision Fires effort,<\/a>\u00a0the services top modernization priority as it pivots to near-peer threats and the Indo-Pacific. The equipment was delivered to the Army\u2019s I Corps\u2019 5th Battalion, 3rd Field Artillery Regiment, 17th Field Artillery Brigade at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash.<\/p>\n The effort is led by the Army\u2019s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office and will provide the service with a ground-based hypersonic launch capability. According to the Army press release, the delivery of the the new hypersonic hardware began in March 2021 and finished in September. The package included a battery operations center, four transporter erector launchers and modified trucks and trailers that make up the LRHW ground equipment.<\/p>\n