"U.S. Marine Corps Rocket Batteries Could Become Ship-Killers" Topic

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Tango01

17 Oct 2018 9:44 p.m. PST

"The U.S. Marine Corps recently proved that an F-35 stealth fighter can pass targeting data to a ground-based rocket launcher.

The test, which took place in Yuma, Arizona sometime prior to mid-October 2018, involved a Marine F-35B detecting a metal container on the ground and passing the GPS coordinates via radio datalink to one of the Corps's wheeled High-Mobility Artillery Rocket System launcher…."
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