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Lockheed Conducts First Flight Test of NGSRI, Potential Stinger Replacement

Lockheed Martin Advances Air Defense Capabilities with Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor

Lockheed Martin successfully completed the first flight test of its Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor (NGSRI), a potential replacement for the US Army’s Stinger missile system. The program aims to deliver an advanced air defense capability designed to counter unmanned aerial systems, rotary-wing aircraft, and fixed-wing threats. According to AeroTime, Lockheed Martin has advanced the missile from initial concept to flight testing in just 26 months since receiving the contract award in 2023. @LockheedMartin’s Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor successfully completed its first flight test, demonstrating exceptional performance and positioning the @USArmy for 21st Century Security success.

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    Lockheed Conducts First Flight Test of NGSRI, Potential Stinger Replacement

    Lockheed Martin Advances Air Defense Capabilities with Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor

    Lockheed Martin successfully completed the first flight test of its Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor (NGSRI), a potential replacement for the US Army’s Stinger missile system. The program aims to deliver an advanced air defense capability designed to counter unmanned aerial systems, rotary-wing aircraft, and fixed-wing threats. According to AeroTime, Lockheed Martin has advanced the missile from initial concept to flight testing in just 26 months since receiving the contract award in 2023. @LockheedMartin’s Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor successfully completed its first flight test, demonstrating exceptional performance and positioning the @USArmy for 21st Century Security success.

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