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🇺🇸 Lockheed Martin just turned a shipping container into a hidden missile launcher It looks like a normal 10x10 box. Nothing special Then the lid pops open and fires Hellfire or JAGM missiles, the same ones used by attack aircraft No warning. No buildup. Just a box that suddenly... show more

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