F-35A Passed The First Phase of Weapons Test
August 17, 2017
Schedule Ready for HMS Queen Elizabeth
August 21, 2017
F-35A Passed The First Phase of Weapons Test
August 17, 2017
Schedule Ready for HMS Queen Elizabeth
August 21, 2017
Tomahawks To Assume Anti-ship Capability

Raytheon expects to receive a new contract soon for external link to turn a number of US Navy Tomahawks into anti-ship cruise missiles. Under the Block IV Tomahawk mid-life recertification, the company is to upgrade the missiles for its new role.  The missiles will feature a new multi-mode seeker having a mix of passive and active sensors. The new variants are expected to enter service in 2020. 

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