The Pentagon announced that in one month, it would begin the test launch for the Falcon Plan, using the newly developed Titan 1 super-heavy Carrier Rocket to send the Falcon spacecraft, the plan's core platform, into space.
The news once again triggered a global earthquake.
Rumors claimed that the CIA had a "Falcon Plan," whose purpose was to secretly eliminate, kidnap, and recruit top scientists, military personnel, and individuals deemed threats to their country's security from hostile nations.
The Pentagon also had a "Falcon Plan," aimed at building a space battleship codenamed Falcon that could, when necessary, launch attacks on any target on Earth or in space within two hours.
The Pentagon's Falcon Plan was part of its deployment plan for Space-Based Weapons.
The Space Falcon Plan involved four core projects: the Common Aerospace Vehicle (CAV), Extended-Range Common Aerospace Vehicle (E-CAV), Hypersonic Cruise Vehicle (HCV), and Small Launch Vehicle (SLV).
Various reports revealed that the first phase of the Falcon Plan had already been completed. The SLV had matured, and the hypersonic weapons system was gradually nearing maturity as well. With the weapons system now mature, launching Falcon marked the beginning of the plan's second phase, confirming the Pentagon's intention to build Space-Based Weapons.
The impact of this news was no less than that of a massive tsunami, leaving global security once again under the shadow of America's guns.
Even though international public opinion opposed space weapons, people could only voice their objections. No one could stop them from carrying out the plan.
A shadow fell over the hearts of nations hostile to America.
"Two Falcons taking off at the same time... I'm afraid their common prey this time is Ant Army Group or some Eastern Country."
"It feels like I'm witnessing the space race during the Cold War."
"This