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U.S. regains Hellfire air-to-ground missile from Cuba
2016-02-14
Follow-up to a story that was posted a few weeks back. Box'o parts retrieved?
Posted by:Blossom Unains5562

#4  .306 olde too.
Posted by: Shipman   2016-02-14 19:29  

#3   Why are we still using Hellfires and not developing the next generation.

Perhaps they've been concentrating on little drone missiles? I have to admit, I'm not clear on what the characteristics of a Hellfire are, but as the drones have gotten smaller, so have their missiles, which I think may also be fire-and-forget.
Posted by: trailing wife   2016-02-14 15:34  

#2  Alright, here's a serious question. Why are we still using Hellfires and not developing the next generation. Hellfires are OLD...Harpoons are old, have we even introduced a new missile in the past two decades? One of any kind?
Posted by: Silentbrick   2016-02-14 11:40  

#1  Did it get walked across the border with the refugees?
Posted by: AlmostAnonymous5839   2016-02-14 11:01