Naval Warfare
Maritime Strike Tomahawk development delayed
Programme prioritisation factors have contributed to a delayed IOC for the Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST), with the milestone not now expected to be achieved this year.
While industry was looking to achieve an IOC of MST by 2020, the schedule is now looking for this benchmark to be reached ...
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