The Australian Navy has announced the first launch of the RGM-109 Tomahawk TLAM cruise missile. Australia is now the third ...

The future USS Iowa is the sixth of a planned ten VCS Block IV submarines. The submarines feature Mark 48 advanced capability ...

Unlike U.S. Navy submarine designs since 1982, HMS Triumph had no vertical launch system for its Tomahawk missiles, instead launching them from the torpedo tubes, so the exact capacity is ...

The launch was conducted... In this photo provided by the Australian military on December 10, 2024, a Tomahawk cruise missile fired from the Royal Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Brisbane is going ...

Concept image of Ohio-class submarine launching Tomahawk Cruise missile. The submarine has 4 533 mm torpedo tubes for Mk.48 torpedoes. The price per unit is around 3.02 billion US dollars (Rp 43.7 ...

These warships were equipped with 122 vertical missile launchers capable of launching Tomahawk missiles, among other weapons, forward and aft deck guns, and two close-in weapons systems.

This post is part of a series looking back at the top naval stories from 2024. Tomahawks Deploy Across the Pacific Japan, ...

the AUKUS agreement also includes US nuclear technology to support Australia's acquisition of Virginia-class submarines, which will also be capable of launching Tomahawk missiles. Australia’s ...

LMT secures a contract to provide MK 41 Vertical Launching System modules and ancillary equipment to the Naval Sea Systems ...