JASSM documentation

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JASSM warhead test archive

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Approach

 

wing slices through cladding

 

fuselage shatters

okay, so the JASSM is like a flyiing cousin to the BLU-109

according to business dictionary, pilot production is a business term for

5 - 35 pilot production missiles 4 - but they wanted their toys in advance so they orderered 2- Their new acquisition plans for precision guided missiles 3 -in 1996 1996

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