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The U.S. Army is exploring the Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher (CAML) to replace Typhon’s oversized design, offering medium and heavy variants capable of launching offensive and defensive missiles with semi-autonomous, rapidly deployable configurations.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Explain the advantages of the CAML in filling capability gaps in contrast to the the Typhon launcher
  • Assess the design challenges of creating a modular, autonomous launcher for both offensive and defensive fires.
  • Analyse the strategic implications of rapidly fielding CAML's to support multi-domain operations.
READ: Army’s future autonomous launcher could fill Typhon’s ‘large’ shoes

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