U.S. Navy LCS’ gain a new C-UAS capability amid the service’s unmanned threats in the Red Sea and search for a most cost-effective method of downing cheap drones.
The company is looking to deploy drones through a system derived from EMALS on land and on a number of warship types at-sea.
Lyndon B. Johnson will be the second ship in the U.S. Navy to deploy hypersonics amid the service’s efforts to up-gun its Zumwalt-class destroyers with Conventional Prompt Strike.
In a first, the U.S. Army loaded a Typhon Missile System onto a vessel to validate its transportation in coastal and amphibious operations.
Denmark’s SH Defence is pitching its Cube System to the Philippine Navy in a bid that could boost the service’s incoming OPVs.
Thales pitches its comprehensive CoastShield Maritime Surveillance system to Philippine forces looking to enhance their monitoring in the South China Sea.
The U.S. has provided the Philippine Navy with a number of unmanned surface vehicles (USV) through foreign military financing to help defend Manila’s exclusive economic
“Proud to be the Philippines’ Trusted Defense Partner” was emblazoned on a graphic depicting the Philippine Navy’s current, future, and proposed frigates, corvettes, and offshore
MANILA, PHILIPPINES — Contrasting the numerous foreign shipbuilders on the show floor of the 5th iteration of the Asia Defense and Security Exhibition (ADAS) was
General Atomics is leveraging its experiences in hypersonic, railgun, and drone development in a new precision artillery round.
