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

Supersonic anti-ship missiles (ASMs) have become a critical component of modern naval warfare, capable of striking targets at ...

In the meantime, the missile will receive a series of upgrades, particularly an anti-ship upgrade, to keep it relevant against existing threats. The Tomahawk cruise missile first entered service ...

“Competing LRASM and TASM [a Tomahawk Anti-Ship Missile] for the OASuW mission may be a really good idea,” said Bryan Clark, a retired Navy commander and former top aide to the Chief of Naval ...

The U.S. Marine Corps is cutting its Tomahawk missile program, opting instead for a more nimble solution: the Navy-Marine ...

The U.S. Marine Corps' Long Range Fires launcher, built around a single-cell Mark 41 VLS cell for Tomahawk missiles has been ...

Despite its age, the Tomahawk has stayed in the game through a series of progressive upgrades. The original Block I version included both nuclear-tipped and anti-ship versions of the missile ...

The first of the family was the Tomahawk Anti-Ship Missile (TASM), becoming operational in 1982/3. TASM was followed by TLAM, the Tomahawk Land Attack Missile. Click to Read (Affiliate Link) The first ...

A short-lived Tomahawk Anti-Ship Missile (TASM) variant was withdrawn from service in the 1990s because the Navy wasn’t sure it would consistently hit the right ship.

The Navy is moving closer to having a sea-launched, anti-ship cruise missile able to change course in flight and hit moving ship targets from distances up to 1,000 miles, according to two recent ...

The Pentagon plans to spend $2 billion U.S. over five years to buy 4,000 more Tomahawk missiles. The Pentagon also supports Raytheon’s work on a multi-modal seeker that would allow the Tomahawks ...