Army Funds Mach-X Vehicle Development

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US students to 3D print hypersonic vehicles with Mach 5 speed for military might

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A team at the University of Arizona College of Engineering is exploring the use of multiple metallic alloys and additive manufacturing to enable fabrication of Mach-X mock-ex aerospace technologies.

The two-year project is expected to bring the Army closer to deploying the hypersonic vehicles.

Hypersonic systems are capable of flying at speeds greater than five times the speed of sound.

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