Joint common missile will bolster Navy, Marine and Army air power

Article Abstract:

The Joint Common Missile (JCM), which has a sophisticated guidance package, long range and ability to be fired from a variety of platforms, gives the Army, Navy and Marine Corps aviation crews a powerful new weapon from the air. The JCM will be replacing Lockheed Martin's Hellfire missile used for the AH-64D Apache Longbow attack helicopter and Raytheon AGM-65 Maverick used by strike aircraft and it will be cutting down on logistics and support chains by offering a common weapon.

Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Missile attack warning systems

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Land attack: Missions and means

Article Abstract:

The land attack capabilities provided by maritime fleet are improved for naval warfare in littorals in order to support joint forces operating on land. The main features of some of the land attack systems like TOMAHAWK Land Attack Missile (TLAM), the Navy Tactical Missile (NTACM) and VL Land Attack Cruise Missiles (LACMs) are illustrated.

Technology application, Naval art and science, Naval warfare, Tomahawk (Missile)

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USN looks to ERAm to boost air defenses

Article Abstract:

Information regarding the US Navy's procurment of ERAM(extended-range active missiles) units is given. The hope is these missiles will improve over the horizon aircraft defense.

Management dynamics, Management, Military aspects, Company business management

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