Dynetics Starts Shaping First Hypersonic Manufacturing System

October 15, 2021
hypersonic missile launcher
The first hypersonic missile launcher was delivered to Fort Lewis-McChord, Washington, on Oct. 7.
Credit: Staff Sgt. Kyle Larsen/U.S. Army
A system for mass production of hypersonic glide vehicles is now taking shape inside a Dynetics factory that opened last December in Huntsville, Alabama. The first pieces of hardware for the Common Hypersonic Glide Body (CHGB)—scheduled to be launched in early 2023 as part of the Army’s Long-Range...

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