How the U.S. Military Salvages Failed Weapons Programs

The Pentagon's budget is $895 billion for FY2024, and that comes with some massive weapons programs and massive failures. Fortunately for taxpayers, not all failures are a total loss; often, parts and pieces are salvaged and used in new programs. The Navy's cancelled rail gun cost $500,000,000 and was put on zero ships. The ammo, the Hypervelocity Projectile, is now being tested in not just Navy guns, but also in Army self-propelled artillery...and is helping propel new technology and capabilities. Written by: David Caplan Edited by: Savvy Task & Purpose is a military news and culture oriented channel. We want to foster discussion about the defense industry. Like this video? You'll love https://taskandpurpose.com/ And you can follow us on social, too. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taskandpurpose/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/taskandpurpose TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@taskandpurpose

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