Tomahawk
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- Tomahawk: ominous new development. Arkin, William M. // Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists;Oct1984, Vol. 40 Issue 8, p3
Comments on the deployment of the nuclear sea-launched cruise missile (SLCM) Tomahawk in June 1984. Roles for SCLMs enumerated by the U.S. Navy; Emergence of the Tomahawk as the most important nuclear weapon in the U.S.; Non-strategic missions associated with the Tomahawk; Danger in having no...
- Missiles with Coastline in Crosshairs. Withington, Thomas // Armada International;Oct/Nov2009, Vol. 33 Issue 5, p28
The article discusses the new developments in missile technology used by naval forces, such as the anti-ship missiles with coastal-attack capability. An example is the Raytheon BGM-109 Tomahawk Land Attack Missile and its new versions. The article also cites the new technologies developed to...
- Quick Like a Desert Fox. // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);12/28/98-1/4/99 (Pacific Edition), Vol. 133 Issue 1, p26
Outlines Operation Desert Fox, code name for the December 1998 United States and British combined attacks on Iraq. Objectives of the mission; Targets that were hit; Weapons that were used, including the Tomahawk cruise missile; Assessment of damage; Bases for the attack.
- Quick Like a Desert Fox. Elliott, Michael; Contreras, Joseph; Barry, John; Hirsh, Michael; Dennis, Mark; Dickey, Christopher; Zarembo, Alan // Newsweek;12/28/1998, Vol. 132/133 Issue 26/1, p46
Outlines Operation Desert Fox, code name for the December 1998 United States and British combined attacks on Iraq. Objectives of the mission; Targets that were hit; Weapons that were used, including the Tomahawk cruise missile; Assessment of damage; Bases for the attack.
- Quick Like a Desert Fox. // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);12/28/98 (Atlantic Edition), Vol. 133 Issue 1, p42
Outlines Operation Desert Fox, code name for the December 1998 United States and British combined attacks on Iraq. Objectives of the mission; Targets that were hit; Weapons that were used, including the Tomahawk cruise missile; Assessment of damage; Bases for the attack.
- TOMAHAWK PROGRAM OFFICE MERGER ANNOUNCED. // Defense AT&L;Nov/Dec2005, Vol. 34 Issue 6, p46
This article reports that the U.S. Navy's Tomahawk missile program has recently consolidated its management areas to provide the most efficient support to the Fleet. The consolidation follows a recommendation resulting from an assessment conducted by an independent consultant, in conjunction...
- Start of Tomahawk flights renews controversy in Maine. Hughes, D. // Aviation Week & Space Technology;1/23/1989, Vol. 130 Issue 4, p28
Discusses the opposition to the US Navy flying a Tomahawk cruise missile over a new low-level instrument route (IR 850) in Maine. The first use of IR 850 marks the beginning of its role as a Navy training area. Flight route; Opposition.
- Planning time affects Tomahawk accuracy. // Aviation Week & Space Technology;9/16/1996, Vol. 145 Issue 12, p24
Presents a photograph of a chemical weapons facility in Samarra, Iraq that was destroyed by United States Tomahawk cruise missiles in 1991. The benefits of scene-matching navigation technology; The enlargement of the average circular error probable by GPS guidance.
- First Strike. Ingle, Saul // All Hands;Dec2001, Issue 1016, p32
Features the sea-launched Tomahawk cruise missiles used by the United States Navy as a part of the war against terrorism in 2001.
