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US Army Partners with Tiberius on Ramjet Artillery Round

Key Takeaways
  • Tiberius and the US Army collaborate on Sceptre ramjet artillery round.
  • Sceptre designed for 150km range, Mach 3 speed, and 65,000ft altitude.
  • Round to be fired from existing NATO-standard howitzers.
  • Tiberius aims for precision strikes without GPS signals.
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Strategic Implications

The partnership may indicate the Army's interest in advanced, long-range artillery capabilities. Tiberius' approach suggests a potential shift in defense procurement strategies, which could impact the industry's competitive landscape and may lead to more collaborative development models.

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What Happened

Advancing Long-Range Precision Strikes with Sceptre

Tiberius Aerospace has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center to advance Sceptre, a liquid-fueled, ramjet-powered 155mm precision-guided artillery round. The round is designed to travel up to 150 kilometers, accelerate beyond Mach 3, and climb above 65,000 feet, with the ability to strike within 5 meters of a target. The Army agreement provides a new research framework as Tiberius works to mature the propulsion, guidance, and software technologies required to achieve these goals. This development was first reported by an unknown source.

Source | Originally Published: August 4, 2026

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Key Takeaways
  • Tiberius and the US Army collaborate on Sceptre ramjet artillery round.
  • Sceptre designed for 150km range, Mach 3 speed, and 65,000ft altitude.
  • Round to be fired from existing NATO-standard howitzers.
  • Tiberius aims for precision strikes without GPS signals.
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Strategic Implications

The partnership may indicate the Army's interest in advanced, long-range artillery capabilities. Tiberius' approach suggests a potential shift in defense procurement strategies, which could impact the industry's competitive landscape and may lead to more collaborative development models.

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What Happened

Advancing Long-Range Precision Strikes with Sceptre

Tiberius Aerospace has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center to advance Sceptre, a liquid-fueled, ramjet-powered 155mm precision-guided artillery round. The round is designed to travel up to 150 kilometers, accelerate beyond Mach 3, and climb above 65,000 feet, with the ability to strike within 5 meters of a target. The Army agreement provides a new research framework as Tiberius works to mature the propulsion, guidance, and software technologies required to achieve these goals. This development was first reported by an unknown source.

Source | Originally Published: August 4, 2026

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