Northrop engine teams with Raytheon hypersonic program

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Northrop engine teams with Raytheon hypersonic program
Raytheon Co said on Tuesday it has teamed up with Northrop Grumman Corp to develop and produce engines for hypersonic weapons that can travel 4,000 miles per hour. The Pentagon plans to spend billions of dollars on developing hypersonic weapons in the coming years as Russia and China work on ...

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