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BAE Systems to design next-gen SeaSparrow missile launch system - Vimarsana News

BAE Systems to design next-gen SeaSparrow missile launch system

BAE Systems has been awarded a $37 million contract to develop the Next Generation Evolved SeaSparrow Missile Launch System (NGELS), providing the USN and allied countries with an enhanced ship self-defence capability.

BAE Systems to design, deliver next-gen launching system for US Navy - Vimarsana News

BAE Systems to design, deliver next-gen launching system for US Navy

Defence company BAE Systems was awarded a $37 million U.S. Department of Defense Ordnance Technology Consortium (DOTC) contract to design the Next Generation Evolved SeaSparrow Missile Launch System (NGELS).

BAE Systems wins contract to design next-generation launcher for US Navy - Vimarsana News

BAE Systems wins contract to design next-generation launcher for US Navy

The upcoming NGELS system is set to have enhanced capabilities, providing advanced threat detection and response capabilities.

The Mk VI is Dead—Long Live the Mk VII - Vimarsana News

The Mk VI is Dead—Long Live the Mk VII

The Navy appears poised to sunset the Mk VI and Cyclone class patrol craft programs in rapid succession, with no replacements on the horizon. The Navy has done this throughout history, only to discover after hostilities have begun that the decision was misguided. The torpedo boats of World War II were instrumental in ensuring the success of the Pacific island-hopping campaign. The Vietnam War saw a need for riverine boats to patrol deep inland and support ground troops. And the Navy needed riverine forces to patrol the Tigris and Euphrates rivers during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Yet once again...

Source: usni.org