The Navy should move quickly to determine its requirements for a future long strike weapon to replace the Tomahawk Land Attack Missile (TLAM) as the venerable system may not meet the service's needs a decade or so from now, Rear Adm. Barry Bruner, the director of Submarine Warfare (N87), said yesterday. "The TLAM is a phenomenal missile and its perfect for today--and no real criticisms of that," Bruner said at the Naval Submarine League Symposium. "But I have a hard…
Navy Needs Future Long Strike Missile, Admiral Says
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