Raytheon Excalibur Shaped Trajectory

Far and away the most impressive issue is what Raytheon's EXCALIBUR Shaped Trajectory capability brings to the battlefield. “The army wanted the capability to allow the user to select the angle of attack and the angle of fall, to be able to attack targets off-axis and masked by terrain or structures,” the company explained in an interview at www.monch.com. And what that does - or can do - is little short of mind-boggling, as the video above eloquently demonstrates.

[@prasoonshrestha3833]

Wait! I know they are deadly accurate but these modes are first time I'm hearing about.

[@ysesq]

nice but how do you get target and flightpath data in ?

[@NoddleModdle]

Found a video of them uploading data, which led me to watch a bunch of videos about excalibur •ᴗ•

[@EinhanderSn0m4n]

Almost a Lazy Boy from Scorched Earth. Now do a Funky Bomb.

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[@swanneaddis493]

Raenek gunane mending ciptakan virus 😅