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Quicksink turns a typical 2,000-pound unguided bomb into one capable of tracking and destroying a moving ship. 

The United States Air Force Research Laboratory's (AFRL's) Quicksink Joint Capability Technology Demonstration (JCTD) – an accelerated low-cost air-launched maritime strike development programme in partnership with the US Navy (USN) – has ex...

Thunderbirds and Blue Angels to perform, dozens of military aircraft on display May 21-22 at Dover Air Force Base

While submarine-delivered torpedoes are one of the primary systems designed for sinking ships, new methods explored by the QUICKSINK program may achieve anti-ship lethality with air-launched weapons.

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The Air Force - Navy program, called QUICKSINK, fired a precision-guided GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) at the surface ship as part of what’s called a Joint Capability Technology Demonstration.

The Air Force is getting into the ship-killing business with a modified torpedo-like bomb that split a cargo vessel in half last month during testing off the coast of Florida.

This new Air Force program will use specialized ammunition to sink ships on the cheap.

The United States has tested a new 'fast sink' bomb designed to destroy enemy warships from the sky.

The U.S. Air Force has demonstrated a lethal new weapon that could provide a low-cost and more widely-available alternative to sinking ships with traditional torpedoes. The new weapon, known as...