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Firebee | AFRL Discovery to Delivery

Firebee | AFRL Discovery to Delivery

The Air Force Office of Scientific Research

The Air Force Office of Scientific Research

US Air Force is Working on a MUTANT Missile That Can Shapeshift in Mid-Air

US Air Force is Working on a MUTANT Missile That Can Shapeshift in Mid-Air

AFRL Issues Solicitation for ‘Mayhem’ Hypersonic Missile Development Program

AFRL Issues Solicitation for ‘Mayhem’ Hypersonic Missile Development Program

AFRL Century Series: Spectrum

AFRL Century Series: Spectrum

AFRL Missile Utility Transformation via Articulated Nose Technology (MUTANT)

AFRL Missile Utility Transformation via Articulated Nose Technology (MUTANT)

All Star Leadership Day_AFRL Booth

All Star Leadership Day_AFRL Booth

AFRL Awards Record-breaking $1B Contract to Space Dynamics Laboratory

AFRL scientists, engineers recognized for outstanding career accomplishments

AFRL technology makes new weapon for sinking ships a reality

AFRL's story began in 1917 at McCook Field, where our predecessor labs helped propel the United States Army Signal Corps' understanding of flight to new heights - and we've kept up that tradition for over 100 years. Learn more about how we're continuing that very mission in support of the United States Air Force and United States Space Force below. #AFResearchLab | #USAirForce | #USSpaceForce | Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL

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AFRL researchers pave the way to lighter, faster additively manufactured rocket engines

AFRL Launches $10B Multiple Award Contract for R&D Services - GovCon Wire

ARMR: he Affordable Responsive Modular Rocket (ARMR) engine architecture presents a paradigm shift in new liquid engine development. By using Additive Manufacturing tech, the architecture employs many small-scale modular components to replace traditional large-scale engine components, allowing faster development, reducing testing costs, and minimizing risk. #AFRLTech #ARMR #RocketScience #TechTuesday #AFResearchLab | Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL

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AFRL Explores Swappable Modular Propulsion For Small Satellites

US AFRL Sixth Generation fighters, swarm drones, laser weapons and much more. Get Awestruck ! | Next Generation Weapons Technology

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AFRL Looking for Contractors to Build Anti-UAS High-Powered Microwave | Air & Space Forces Magazine

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Do loose lips sink ships? ⚓ We don't know, but what we do know is Eglin Air Force Base demonstrated how a new low-cost, air-delivered capability can destroy a full-scale stationary surface vessel. go.usa.gov/xumZZ Air Force Materiel Command | Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL | United States Air Force

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We've highlighted it a few times... But the QUICKSINK missile system is 🔥 🔥 🔥 Check out Air Force Materiel Command's low-cost, air-delivered capability for neutralizing maritime threats from a more personal angle. Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL | United States Air Force

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DOD's largest telescope receives mirror recoat, preserves space domain awareness

Angry Tortoise Liquid-Fueled Hypersonic Missile In Development For USAF

Our team is increasing missile range and effectiveness against highly maneuverable targets in a big way thanks to MUTANT. Learn more about the Missile Utility Transformation via Articulated Nose Technology, MUTANT, and its ability to "actively morph" during flight below. #AFResearchlab | #AFRLMUTANT | #USAirForce | Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL

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The predecessor of the modern cruise missile, aka the “Kettering Bug”! Full video on our FB Page and Youtube Channel. Each Thursday, we drop educational and historical #ThrowBackThursday content on our FB and Youtube Channel. All thanks to Kevin Rusnak, the historian for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. #AFResearchLab | #AFLCMC | #AFRLTech | #AVGeeks | Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL

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Missile Utility Transformation via Articulated Nose Technology (MUTANT) is an articulation control actuation system technology that increases missile effectiveness at longer range against moving targets through active, rapid and smooth pivoting of the missile forebody. This enables the warfighter to destroy air targets at scale, with higher confidence and fewer weapons. MUTANT is actively working to transition this technology and enable warfighter use. #AFResearchLab | #AFRLMUTANT | | Air Force

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What happens when you cross ❌ a drone with a cruise missile? You get the Unmanned aerial system known as Quail. 🐤 Learn more about the QUAIL-ificiations of this device and how AFRL ties into its story, courtesy of Jeff Duford at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. #AFReseearchLab | #USAirForce | #AFRLTech | #AVGeeks |#AVHistory | #AFMuseum | Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL

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Mako, A Hypersonic Missile That’s More Than Ready

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🇺🇸🦅 X-45: AFRL’s Pioneer of Autonomous Strike Drones 💠 The X-45 UCAV was an early autonomous unmanned combat aircraft developed by AFRL, DARPA, and NASA to demonstrate Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses. 💠 In 2005, two X-45s autonomously reacted to and destroyed a simulated surface-to-air missile threat. 💠 This pioneering program helped pave the way for modern autonomous drone technology used by today’s U.S. military. 🎥 Keith C Lewis - Air Force Research Laboratory #X45 #AutonomousDrone #A

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RIM-7P Missile Launch

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AFRL Overview 2030

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Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM)

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