The U.S. Navy class justification and approval published last week authorized the procurement of 837 Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST) seekers from Raytheon Missiles and Defense through FY2028, with the J&A including follow-on support and additional capabilities now in the pipeline for the Block V Tomahawk family of missiles that include modifications to field the missiles ... The post U.S. Navy Authorizes Buy of 837 Anti-Ship Tomahawk Missile Seekers appeared first on Naval News.| Naval News
HMS Westminster, a Wildcat helicopter and three RAF Typhoon jets launched a variety of weapons, sinking the former USS Boone during exercise Atlantic Thunder held on 7th September. The exercise was a very rare live test of complex weapons against a warship target. HMS Westminster fired two Harpoon anti-ship missiles at the same time as| Navy Lookout - Independent Royal Navy news and analysis
On 28th July, the US Navy issued an urgent requirement to industry for a new class of modular, medium to large-sized Uncrewed Surface Vessels. This is not another experimental project but a funded, credible and determined drive to add mass and lethality to an over-stretched fleet. There is growing concern in Washington over the USN's| Navy Lookout - Independent Royal Navy news and analysis
The RN has issued a Request for Information to industry to support exercise Atlantic Thunder 26, which will test anti-ship weapons and uncrewed underwater systems. AT26 will take place in waters off the QinetiQ Hebrides range in North West Scotland between 11–22 May 2026. The event is described as a “multi-domain exercise designed to validate| Navy Lookout - Independent Royal Navy news and analysis
Sikorsky’s $99M deal with the Navy cuts H-53 costs and extends its life to 2028, focusing on efficiency, software fixes, and longevity for Marine Corps.| Bulgarian Military Industry Review
On June 30, the U.S. Navy officially awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth over $1 billion, marking a new phase in the development of the CPS program.| Bulgarian Military Industry Review
A U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer and Ready Reserve crane ship demonstrated the service's latest at-sea VLS reloading efforts last week.| Naval News
Raytheon’s $23.7M Navy deal upgrades RAM Block 2B to counter drones and missiles, boosting U.S.-German naval defense through 2028 amid rising global threats.| Bulgarian Military Industry Review
