I would say fuck around and find out 🤷

As of mid-2025:

❌ No — the U.S. does not yet have fully operational hypersonic weapons deployed at scale.

✅ But — it’s developing them aggressively:

Programs in progress:

ARRW (Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon) – Cancelled after failed tests.

Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) – Navy’s submarine-launched hypersonic missile, still in testing.

LRHW (Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon) – Army program, expected fielding soon but still behind schedule.

🆚 Compare with:

Russia has deployed:

Avangard (intercontinental glide vehicle)

Kinzhal (air-launched hypersonic, used in Ukraine)

China:

Tested DF-ZF (glide vehicle)

Allegedly tested an orbital hypersonic weapon in 2021

🧠 Strategic Note:

Hypersonics matter less for deterrence (which ICBMs already provide) and more for first-strike advantage, conventional surprise, and anti-air/anti-ship roles.

TL;DR:

> No, the U.S. doesn’t have them deployed yet — China and Russia are ahead. But Washington’s scrambling to catch up, with multiple programs in development and fielding likely within 1–2 years.