Special forces vehicles could soon have a new, more lethal guided-rocket system

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By Christopher WoodySep 13, 2017, 12:18 pm82 pts
Special forces vehicles could soon be outfitted with a new guided-rocket system based on the unguided rockets that have been a mainstay on fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters. Arnold Defense, a St. Louis-based weapons maker, is working with other defense firms to produce the Fletcher, a weapons system firing…

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