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美军目前正在全力开发下一代防区外武器——智能(brilliant)武器。它是今天的“精确制导武器”或“灵巧”武器的后裔。这种智能武器具有远程自主能力,可以精确捕获、跟踪和将战斗部导向目标。与隐身平台相结合,这些弹药将大大提高“核门槛。”一高级委员会最近向白宫汇报指出,目前的技术水平能使这种武器攻击任何距离上的固定目标,精度为1～3m,并说美国已经致力于这一武器的开发。甚至更早些时,美空军系统司令部的计划预测Ⅱ处已提出了制造这种智能武器的联合组织的建议。开发工作中心设在佛罗里达州的Eglin空军基地的空军系统司令部的军械部。军械部已清楚地认识到,这种武器是他们未来的希望。它所面临的第一个挑战是在经济受限制的年代如何将这些技术转变为硬件。总之,军械部希望1988年花费2.9亿美元改进美空军非核武器的精度和效能,其中包括提高武器的灵巧性。
The U.S. military is currently working hard to develop the next generation of off-zone weapons - the brilliant weapon. It is a descendant of today’s “precision-guided weapons” or “smart” weapons. This intelligent weapon has the ability to remotely capture, track and direct warheads to the target. Combined with the stealth platform, these ammunition will greatly enhance the “nuclear threshold.” A High Commission recently reported to the White House that the current state of the art would enable such weapons to attack fixed targets at any distance with an accuracy of 1-3 m and said The United States has committed itself to the development of this weapon. Even earlier, the Air Forces Strategic Command II of the Systems Command projected that a coalition of such intelligent weapons should be proposed. Development of the Ordnance Division at Air Force Systems Command at Eglin AFB, Florida. The Ordnance Department has clearly realized that such weapons are their future hope. The first challenge it faces is how to transform these technologies into hardware in economically constrained times. In short, the Ordnance Department hopes to spend 290 million U.S. dollars in 1988 to improve the precision and effectiveness of the U.S. air force’s non-nuclear weapons, including increasing the dexterity of weapons.