The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-09-05

US Army enhances anti-drone defense with Coyote interceptors

Coyote interceptors are designed to destroy incoming drones and are capable of performing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-29

M-SHORAD provides mobile air defense against low-altitude threats

The Army's leading mobile air defense system, renamed the Sergeant Stout in 2024, protects forces from low-altitude threats, such as unmanned aircraft systems.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-22

US Army AMPVs boast advanced protection, logistics capabilities

The AMPV family of vehicles consists of five variants: General Purpose, Mortar Carrier, Mission Command, Medical Treatment and Medical Evacuation.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-19

US Air Force B-1B Lancers stand ready for global strike

The B-1B is designed to penetrate air defenses at very low altitudes at high speeds and can rapidly deliver massive quantities of precision and non-precision weapons against any adversary.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-15

US Army Stryker armored fighting vehicles offer speed, firepower

Stryker-equipped brigades can disrupt or destroy enemy forces, control critical land areas and fight with agility and effectiveness.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-14

Upgraded Tomahawk cruise missiles offer longer range, dynamic targeting

The latest Block V Tomahawk includes two variants: the Block Va Maritime Strike Tomahawk and the Block Vb Joint Multiple Effects Warhead System.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-13

USS Georgia's Tomahawk cruise missiles provide fearsome firepower

As one of the US Navy's four Guided Missile Submarines (SSGNs), the USS Georgia can carry up to 154 Tomahawk land-attack cruise missiles, capable of hitting targets 1,600km away.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-13

Versatile MC-130J enables clandestine missions, long-range strikes

Designed to transport special forces, the MC-130J can now also deploy air-launched cruise missiles and conduct precision strikes in heavily defended areas.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-12

Virginia-class submarines boost stealth and lethality of US fleet

The newest addition to the US Navy's submarine fleet is 10 times quieter than Russian Kilo-class submarines, and carries Tomahawk cruise missiles that can hit targets 2,400km away.

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force gives the US Marine Corps a flexible, self-contained structure capable of responding to missions ranging from combat to humanitarian relief.

Weapon Systems 2024-08-12

The USS Georgia: A symbol of US resolve

The USS Georgia can carry up to 154 Tomahawk missiles and deploy dozens of commandos unnoticed into hostile environments.