The US Air Force begins implementation of the Dragon Cart (formerly Dragon Rapid Dragon) concept, which provides for the deployment and use of paratrooper cluster operators with FAMM-P cruise missiles on C-17A and MC-130J aircraft. The FAMM-Palletized program is intended for a significant decrease in the costs of a relatively expensive JASSM-ER cruise missile with a significant decrease in the production cycle. A potential tandem strike is designed to break through A2 /AD air defense areas at minimal cost (much lower than using AGM-158B scrap missiles) and can be used in conjunction with ADM-160C / DLD-J cruise missiles - Bates / false targets. However, despite the possibility of a massive launch, the massive signature and low maneuverability of heavy transports make them very vulnerable to Chinese missiles up to 400 km. Radicals of AWACS aircraft and 5 J-20A and Su-57 aircraft will be able to detect such aircraft at a distance of 400 - 500+ km. However, the Pentagon plans to purchase up to 28,000 FAMM units over the next five years, considering the system as a tool to quickly replenish the strike potential that was employed during the conflict with the Revolutionary Guard. War Chronicle.