US has announced it will deploy a new long-range missile on its warships in the Indo-Pacific region to match China's naval ...

The Navy is developing a new long-range anti-ship missile — dubbed the Maritime Strike Tomahawk — that would allow Marine units based on Japanese islands to sink Chinese ships taking part in ...

Quicksink is a U.S. Air Force weapons program aimed at creating air-delivered, low-cost, surface vessel defeat capability.

The United States has confirmed it will equip its warships with a 'game changer' long-range missile to counter China's recent ...

the Navy would buy zero new land-attack Tomahawks and instead opt to invest in the experimental modification of fifty standard land-attack Tomahawks into the Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST ...

In a statement to Newsweek, Chip Whipkey, the Tomahawk deputy program manager, said the Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST) would be ready for deployment on U.S. destroyers by the end of fiscal year ...

The latest Block V model re-introduces anti-ship capability in a subvariant called the Block Va Maritime Strike Tomahawk, integrating a radar seeker that enables it to home in on moving ships.

The US Navy plans to arm submarines with a new version of the Tomahawk missile next fall. The Maritime Strike version has a new guidance system to engage mobile targets at sea. It's the latest US ...

The contract also includes the procurement of 24 Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST) vertical launch systems and 11 MST missile capsule launch systems. Additionally, it covers non-recurring engineering ...

The “Maritime Strike” version of the Tomahawk, the RTX Corp. missile traditionally used as a ground-attack weapon, will be fielded after Oct. 1, program manager Captain Jon Hersey said in a ...

The “Maritime Strike” version of the Tomahawk will be fielded after October 1. Taiwan is of particular interest for Washington and sees defending the island as a priority. The missiles will be ...