The DARPA Falcon project is a two-stage joint project between DARPA (the organization for Advanced Defense Research Projects) and the US Air Force and part of the Rapid Global Offensive. One part of the program aims to develop the reusability of the supersonic weapon system fast thump which is now cruising as a means of supersonic cruising and another part to develop a launch system capable of accelerating the means of supersonic cruising to cruising speed، and also launch small satellites into Earth orbit. The two-part program was announced in 2003 and continued until 2006. The Falcon Subdivision program uses unmanned aircraft in the dimensions of a fighter that arose off the runway and increased speed to Mach 6 before completing the M and then returning to the airport. The blocksoft agreement, also known as -3, was signed in September 2007 between DARPA and the United States Air Force. The blocksvyn program did not receive the funding required for implementation and was cancelled in 2008. The new research under the Falcon program focused on the joint yen-41 aerial vehicle. A joint air platform for supersonic ICBMs and Crusoe missiles is also Al civilian andl El. On April 22, 2010, the first prototype -2 flew testing. On August 11, 2010 our second flight took place. Both flights ended prematurely.