California-based firm Mach Industries is building a new kamikaze drone called Viper, aimed at bringing long-range precision strike capability to frontline units.
Shaped by lessons from Ukraine’s drone war, Viper combines the reach of Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS), the speed of a cruise missile, and the lethality of a Hellfire warhead in a compact, tactical platform.
The system blurs the line between loitering munition and cruise missile, merging the affordability and agility of a drone with missile-class reach and performance.
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