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Why The Navy Refuses To Abandon The Harpoon Anti-Ship Missile

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India's Brahmos supersonic cruise missiles are seen during the full dress rehearsal for the Republic Day parade in New Delhi January 23, 2009. REUTERS/B Mathur (INDIA)

Naval Warfare Is Back. These Missiles Are the Five Deadliest Threats to Ships.

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See This Missile? It Might Be the F-35s Favorite Weapon

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A Match Made in Vahalla: This Drone and Missile Pose a Real Threat to China's Warships

It Won't Kill a 'Battleship': Is It Time to Retire America's Harpoon Missiles?

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The Air Force Has a Plan to Stop Navy-Killer Missiles

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The U.S. Navy's 'New' Littoral Combat Ship Can Now Really Pack a Punch

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Lots of Missiles: The Marine Corps Has a New Strategy to Beat China

The U.S. Marines Are Getting Ready to Smash China in a War

Navy Littoral Combat Ships Are Getting Norwegian Naval Strike Missiles

The U.S. Marine Corps of the Future is in the Making, Thanks to China

The U.S. Marine Corps' Skip-Killers Are Ready to Take On China

The Marines are Preparing to Assault South China Sea Islands

U.S. Marines Are Relearning Island Hopping—For a War with China?

Why the Harpoon Anti-Ship Missile’s Days are Numbered