U.S. Army Self-Destructs Hypersonic Aircraft Due To ‘Flight Anomaly’

Mashable 2014-08-26

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While testing a military defense project at its Alaskan Kodiak Launch Complex, the U.S. Army had to self-destruct the device in order to prevent injury.

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