US Army demonstrates GPS-free navigation for Mach 5+ hypersonic flight
General Dynamics has demonstrated its GPS-denied MO-Nav receiver during a hypersonic flight aboard Stratolaunch’s reusable Talon-A aircraft.
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General Dynamics has demonstrated its GPS-denied MO-Nav receiver during a hypersonic flight aboard Stratolaunch’s reusable Talon-A aircraft.
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