Recent war games featured notable firsts, including the first Tomahawk missile launch from the Army's Typhon system abroad.
US forces wargamed defending a Pacific ally from invasion with layers of firepower. Here's how the drills played out.
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The system, deployed during a joint drill this week, can fire missiles that could hit the Chinese east coast when launched from…
The U.S. Army has revealed its mid-range missile system, Typhon, at one of its bases in Japan for the first time.
After the joint exercises, the systems will move to a US military base in Japan for storage.
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