The Pavewayâ„¢ family of precision guided bombs has been the leader in precision guided weapons for more than a quarter century. Pavewayâ„¢ bombs have been put to the test in every major conflict and proved themselves, time and again, as the weapon of choice by the end-users.

The SeaRAM Anti-ship Missile Defense System is an evolved MK15 Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) comprising key attributes of both the Phalanx CIWS and the Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) Guided Weapon System. The MK15 Mod 31 SeaRAM extends the inner layer battlespace and enables the ship to effectively engage future high-performance, supersonic, and subsonic threats at greater distances. The system provides the highest level of ship self-protection with extended keep-out range capability and the ability to engage multiple targets. These important features strengthen the ship’s ability to sustain its mission in the most challenging littoral environments.

The MK 57 Vertical Launching System (VLS) is a versatile, open architecture solution that delivers significant warfighting and lifecycle advantages, making this launcher an ideal candidate for use in a wide variety of maritime and shorebased installations. The first shipboard deployment of the MK 57 VLS is planned for Zumwalt, the U.S. Navy’s next generation multimission destroyer

Tomahawk is the U.S. Navy’s surface- and submarinelaunched, precision strike long-range standoff weapon. At launch, a solid-propellant rocket motor accelerates the missile until the cruise engine takes over for the remainder of the flight. Radar detection is difficult because of the missile’s small size and low-altitude flight that ensures high probability of survival en route to highly defended targets. Tomahawk is launched vertically from surface ships and vertically and horizontally from submarines