Cummings Aerospace fires two 3D-printed Hellhound jets from a buggy in one-soldier demonstration
Cummings Aerospace fired two 3D-printed Hellhound jets from a buggy using one soldier and one thumb, TechRadar reports.
The TechRadar item identified the jets as 3D-printed Hellhounds and said they were fired from a buggy. It did not specify whether the buggy was moving or stationary, how the Hellhounds were mounted, or what role the soldier played beyond the headline's reference to one thumb.
The report did not give the range, payload, speed, guidance method, cost or production status of the Hellhounds. It also did not say where or when the firing took place, or whether Cummings Aerospace conducted the demonstration for a customer, a test program or a public event.
The headline's phrase 'one thumb' was not explained in the report. TechRadar did not say whether the soldier fired both Hellhounds simultaneously or in sequence, or what control interface was used.
No company statement, technical specifications or independent assessment of the demonstration was included in the TechRadar item. The report did not provide photographs, video or a date and location for the firing.