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The U.S. Army may have deployed its Dark Eagle Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) to Guam. During the Valiant Shield exercise on June 6, troops from the 7th Infantry Division (Multi-Domain Command - Pacific) conducted Dark Eagle training. The U.S. Army did not reveal the location, but photos, Adm. Samuel... show more

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BREAKING; U.S. Unveils Dark Eagle Hypersonic Weapon Capable of Striking RUSSIA from UK, IRAN from QATAR and NORTH KOREA &CHINA from GUAM!! Lieutenant General Francisco Lozano said that the Dark Eagle has a range of approximately 3,500 kilometers. He explained that the system could strike mainland China if launched from Guam, Moscow if launched from London, and Tehran if launched from Qatar. During a visit to Redstone Arsenal in Alabama, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced that the site will become the new headquarters of U.S. Space Command (SPACECOM).

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The U.S. Army announced "Dark Eagle" as the popular name for the Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon,The word "dark" embodies the LRHW's ability to dis-integrate adversary capabilities, including anti-access/area-denial systems, communications capacity, long-range fires and other high-payoff/time-critical targets.

The U.S. Army announced "Dark Eagle" as the popular name for the Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon,The word "dark" embodies the LRHW's ability to dis-integrate adversary capabilities, including anti-access/area-denial systems, communications capacity, long-range fires and other high-payoff/time-critical targets.

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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇯🇵 China's satellite imagery confirms the U.S. has deployed its Dark Eagle hypersonic missile system to Japan. With an official range of 2,775 km (1,725 miles) and speeds exceeding Mach 5, Dark Eagle can maneuver unpredictably in flight, giving the U.S. the ability to strike high value targets deep inside the Indo Pacific within minutes.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇯🇵 China's satellite imagery confirms the U.S. has deployed its Dark Eagle hypersonic missile system to Japan. With an official range of 2,775 km (1,725 miles) and speeds exceeding Mach 5, Dark Eagle can maneuver unpredictably in flight, giving the U.S. the ability to strike high value targets deep inside the Indo Pacific within minutes.

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BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇷🇺🇨🇳 U.S. hypersonic breakthrough shakes global powers. The United States Army is about to deploy the Dark Eagle hypersonic ground-launched missile, capable of striking targets over 3,500 km away in under 20 minutes. This move signals a direct challenge to China and Russia, who have long dominated the hypersonic weapons field. Experts say Dark Eagle ends their technological edge, giving the U.S. unmatched speed, range, and precision. For years, Beijing and Moscow flaunted their hypersonic capabilities, but now the U.S. is taking the lead, proving rapid-strike dominance in a way rivals can’t ignore. 🌐 Analysts warn: “With Dark Eagle, the U.S. is rewriting the hypersonics game, and China and Russia are on notice.”

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"We scare the hell out of the Chinese with this (MRC) because we keep it over in the Philippines and Japan. Keeping them moving around the indoor paycom. And then I've got long range hypersonic weapon. This has got a 3500 kilometer range which means I can range mainland China from the Guam. So able to hold threat targets at risk......(Warhead of LRHW)It's pretty small. It's under 30 lbs of explosives. It really just gets your um injured projectile out. So, it's all the speed."

"We scare the hell out of the Chinese with this (MRC) because we keep it over in the Philippines and Japan. Keeping them moving around the indoor paycom. And then I've got long range hypersonic weapon. This has got a 3500 kilometer range which means I can range mainland China from the Guam. So able to hold threat targets at risk......(Warhead of LRHW)It's pretty small. It's under 30 lbs of explosives. It really just gets your um injured projectile out. So, it's all the speed."

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 CENTCOM just asked to deploy the Army's Dark Eagle hypersonic missile to the Middle East for possible use against Iran The Dark Eagle is the U.S. Army's first deployed hypersonic weapon. Officially designated the Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon, it carries a glide body that travels at speeds above Mach 5, with a range exceeding 1,725 miles. It's designed to strike high-value, time-sensitive targets that current weapons can't reach in time or can't penetrate. Hardened underground facilities. Deeply buried command bunkers. Mobile missile launchers that move before conventional weapons can hit them. The system was officially declared operational only in 2025. There are extremely few of them in existence. Source: Bloomberg

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 CENTCOM just asked to deploy the Army's Dark Eagle hypersonic missile to the Middle East for possible use against Iran The Dark Eagle is the U.S. Army's first deployed hypersonic weapon. Officially designated the Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon, it carries a glide body that travels at speeds above Mach 5, with a range exceeding 1,725 miles. It's designed to strike high-value, time-sensitive targets that current weapons can't reach in time or can't penetrate. Hardened underground facilities. Deeply buried command bunkers. Mobile missile launchers that move before conventional weapons can hit them. The system was officially declared operational only in 2025. There are extremely few of them in existence. Source: Bloomberg

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