China has lashed out at the Philippines for hosting American missile systems capable of striking deep into Chinese territory, ...

The U.S. Marine Corps' Long Range Fires launcher, built around a single-cell Mark 41 VLS cell for Tomahawk missiles has been ...

Defence Ministry also denounces Manila’s plan to encourage fishermen to operate in disputed South China Sea waters.

The U.S. NMESIS anti-ship missile system previously participated in two military exercises in the Philippines.

The Philippines may be set to acquire a second U.S. "Typhon" missile launcher capable of striking southern China.

The United States’ antiship missile system NMESIS, or the Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System, will remain in ...

US Marines deployed NMESIS launchers that fire anti-ship missiles to a critical waterway south of Taiwan. See photos of the new weapons system.

Several NMESIS launchers were deployed to northern Luzon, the Philippines' largest island, for the 40th iteration of the Balikatan joint military exercise, the Marine Corps said.

The NMESIS anti-ship missile system was meant to address the need for a mobile, land-based missile platform capable of striking enemy ships in littoral zones. advertisement.

Between now and March 2026, the Corps will receive batches of its new Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System, or NMESIS, which includes a Naval Strike Missile mounted on a Joint Light ...

The NMESIS system fires anti-ship Naval Strike Missiles with a range of around 115 miles. The missile alone costs nearly $2.2 million, according to a Naval News report in November 2022.

The NMESIS system consists of antiship Naval Strike Missiles mounted on Joint Light Tactical Vehicles. The missile alone costs $2.194 million, according to a Naval News report in November 2022.