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US, Australia, and UK Partner on Hypersonic Technology Development Amid Rising Global Security Concerns

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Last updated: November 20, 2024
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US, Australia, and UK Partner on Hypersonic Technology Development Amid Rising Global Security Concerns

The US Department of Defense has formalized a collaborative agreement with Australia and the UK aimed at advancing both offensive and defensive hypersonic technologies. This partnership seeks to expedite the development, testing, and evaluation of advanced hypersonic vehicles, including long-range missiles that can travel significantly faster than the speed of sound.

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This initiative, termed the Hypersonic Flight Test and Experimentation Project (HyFliTE), is set to involve as many as six joint flight test campaigns by the year 2028. Notably, the partnership emphasizes the sharing of resources, knowledge, and expertise among the three nations, reflecting a unified approach to enhancing military capabilities.

With a total funding allocation of $252 million, the project is designed to bolster security measures amid growing global complexities and challenges. UK Defence Secretary John Healey underscored the importance of this collaboration, stating, โ€œThis work will keep us ahead of our adversaries on the battlefield, enhance our collective security, and contribute to maintaining peace and stability in an increasingly complex and dangerous world.โ€

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Central to the project is the acceleration of crucial technologies, including high-temperature materials, advanced propulsion systems, as well as guidance and control mechanisms. These technological advancements are essential for the effectiveness of hypersonic weapon systems and are expected to enhance operational capabilities significantly. Heidi Shyu, the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, explained that these technologies are fundamental to improving performance in the field.

The collaboration builds upon the AUKUS partnership, which was launched in 2021 and includes security initiatives among Canberra, London, and Washington. This trilateral security alliance not only focuses on hypersonic capabilities but also encompasses joint testing and exercise initiatives under two primary programs. One of these aims to equip the Royal Australian Navy with nuclear-powered submarines, while the other emphasizes operational integration and interoperability across various advanced fields, including cyber defense, artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea systems.

In recent developments, AUKUS partners have conducted several tests intended to enhance their systemsโ€™ interoperability. Most notably, last month, they successfully managed remotely operated unmanned vessels over a distance exceeding 10,000 miles (16,093 kilometers), controlling operations in Australian waters from a command station located in Portugal. Additionally, in August, the three partners announced successful tests of AI-enabled unmanned aerial vehicles capable of precisely intercepting, disabling, and destroying enemy assets.

These ongoing efforts and advancements underline the significance of international collaboration in fortifying military capabilities and ensuring strategic advantage in an increasingly competitive global landscape.

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