USMC Discusses Land-Based Tomahawk Missile Launchers
The U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO) diagram for firing Tomahawk cruise missiles from tractor-trailers may be adopted...
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The U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO) diagram for firing Tomahawk cruise missiles from tractor-trailers may be adopted...
Military officials are seeking to use land weapons to attack ocean targets and vice-versa as Defense Department war planners aim to refine joint-attack possibilities and anticipate the complex combat environment that will likely characterize modern warfare.
America's Black Sea Military Exercises Show Commitment to Deterring Russia Despite all of the attention now being paid to a possible Chinese threat in the Pacific, deterring Russia is still very much on the radar as an operational priority for America and its partners. Here's What You Need To Remember: Connecting submarine-hunting airplanes with aerial surveillance assets and Navy destroyers is naturally intended to bring new tactical options to NATO operations interested in tracking Russian submarines and other maritime activity. Submarine-hunting planes, surveillance assets and a heavi...
Both navies are rushing to add more and better missiles to their attack submarines. The Russian Navy is massively arming up its fleet of attack submarines through a weapons modernization effort intended to add as many as forty-eight new undersea-launched cruise missiles. The move, according to Russian’s TASS news agency, seekers to grow the strike capabilities of its nuclear-powered Irkutsk submarine two-fold through an upgrade program called Project 949AM. “Currently, the nuclear-powered submarine Irkutsk is undergoing repairs and upgrades at the Far Eastern Zvezda ship repair plant....