U.S. Navy Sucessfully Tests Groundbreaking Weapon

The United States Navy has successfully tested a groundbreaking new missile defense system.

According to The Washington Free Beacon:

The U.S. Navy successfully tested a new missile defense system that can shoot down an intercontinental ballistic missile from outer space, according to a Missile Defense Agency announcement.

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On Tuesday, agency base in the Marshall Islands launched a projectile into space headed toward Hawaii. Navy sensors detected the missile, and the USS John Finn launched the new missile defense system and successfully struck down the projectile.

Navy officials applauded the event as a successful test of a first-of-its-kind weapons system.

“This was an incredible accomplishment and critical milestone for the … program,” said Vice Admiral Jon Hill.

The successful test comes as the ICBM capabilities of both Iran and North Korea continue to rapidly advance.

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Keith Clark
Keith Clark
3 years ago

Well Pissa! Let’s hope Biden doesn’t get the chance to send more plane loads of cash to his buddies in Iran!

Albin Orlak
Albin Orlak
3 years ago

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVMENT

DawnieR
DawnieR
3 years ago

Yes…..the Navy has all sorts of ‘fun’ stuff (Tech) recovered from ‘ET’s’ spaceships! Isn’t it about time that the TAX PAYERS knew about it all?!

George
George
3 years ago

If the popular vote is going to elect the president then I a person who lives in rural America does not need to vote because the cities will determine who the winner will be.

Richard Faith
Richard Faith
3 years ago
Reply to  George

Any SO-CALLED “President” who tries to accomplish such mischief by packing the Supreme Court is a DICTATOR WHO NEEDS TO BE IMMEDIATELY OVERTHROWN. Besides that, IMO bideN should be forced to EAT EVERY INCH of the barbed wire that he’s placed around the Capitol!
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Richard William Faith
central Florida

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