By punching real holes in a target ship with a weapon the US shelved, Japan’s prototype railgun is turning hypersonic gunfire into a cheap, hard-to-stop answer to China’s missile and drone swarms – and hinting at a gun-driven comeback in surface warfare. This month, The War Zone (TWZ) reported that Japan’s Acquisition Technology & Logistics […]
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