From Tomahawk missiles to THAAD interceptor seekers, the US is massively increasing its production rates for key munitions ...
The US Navy has backed a Mach 4 near hypersonic missile that promises fast, low-cost and long-range strike power.
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Why only three US destroyers can fire hypersonic missiles
A U.S. Navy destroyer can carry dozens of missiles and still be unable to launch its most ambitious one. That mismatch ...
The Air Force and the Navy combined forces for an exercise off the California coast, showcasing some new ways to deploy ...
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Can the US Navy's HELIOS solve the Iranian drone swarm problem once and for all?
As drone swarms overwhelm conventional defenses, the U.S. Navy is deploying HELIOS, a 60-kW laser that can destroy targets at ...
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US’ 9,600-ton destroyer with missile defense, anti-submarine warfare tech deployed to Atlantic
The United States Navy(The Navy) Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Gonzalez (DDG-66) has officially set ...
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Is the US Defense Industrial Base Building Enough Tomahawk Missiles?
The United States builds about 90 Tomahawk missiles per year—far too few to maintain its current rate of fire against Iran.
MANILA, Philippines — The United States plans to deploy more high-tech missile systems to the Philippines to help deter aggression in the South China Sea, where the treaty allies on Tuesday condemned ...
Lockheed Martin’s “HELIOS” anti-drone laser passed a recent test with flying colors, according to CEO Jim Taiclet. Last week, Lockheed Martin announced that a US Navy guided-missile destroyer had used ...
Iran's drone warfare challenges sophisticated air defense networks in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Will these multi-billion ...
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