⚔️ War & Conflict Oct 26, 2026 · Nicholas Slayton

Air Force tests ‘rocket cargo’ to resupply troops anywhere

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Air Force tests ‘rocket cargo’ to resupply troops anywhere
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A unit is fighting on an island in the Pacific. It’s short on ammunition and food, and enemy fire makes bringing in supplies by plane, helicopter, or ship impossible. But back in the United States, needed supplies are loaded into a massive rocket and launched toward space. Less than 90 minutes later, the supplies land next to the unit.



That’s an idea the military is actively pursuing, and last week the Air Force got one step closer to making that a reality. 



The Air Force Research Lab

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