United States naval destroyers are getting a new way to stop enemy ships at sea. Defense company RTX said its latest variant of the Tomahawk cruise missile, the Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST), will be ...

In a statement to Newsweek, Chip Whipkey, the Tomahawk deputy program manager, said the Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST) would ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 “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 ...