By Michael Sirak The Air Force is launching an ambitious program to develop a sophisticated smart fuze for its bunker buster munitions, according to senior service weapons developers and recently issued documents. The Hard Target Void Sensing Fuze (HTVSF) is a new-start program for FY '08 that will set the Air Force anew on the path to field a long-desired fuze that can count floors and sense voids in multistory underground facilities and detonate the host munition's warhead at the…
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