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Anti-ship Missiles
Singapore and Israel Partner in New Naval Missile Venture
By Steven Stashwick
ST and IAI create a new venture to offer anti-ship missile systems in Southeast Asia.
Fixing the US Navy's Anti-Surface Warfare Shortfall
By Ben Ho
With China and Russia looming as potential adversaries, the U.S. sees the SM-6's potential as an anti-ship missile.
US Turns A2/AD Guns on China?
By James R. Holmes
Implements of land-based access denial are available. The US should seize it.
Who Sold North Korea a New Anti-Ship Missile?
By Zachary Keck
North Korea’s new Kh-35 anti-ship missile threatens South Korean vessels. Who sold it to Pyongyang?
Why D-Day Would Fail Today
By Zachary Keck
Modern defense technology has made seaborne invasions all the more difficult.
US To Deploy More Troops To South Korea
By Ankit Panda
Plus China's naval ambitions, Taiwanese anti-ship missiles, Robert Gates' memoirs, and nuclear security. Weekend links.
More Missiles for Asia
Seoul recently announced an agreement with the U.S. that allows it to extend the range of its ballistic missiles. Is Taiwan next?
U.S. Navy’s Quantity Problem
U.S. naval planners may be tempted to believe technology trumps numbers. It doesn’t always.
Playing Poker in the Strait
Iran doesn’t need to carry out its threats over the Strait of Hormuz to cause the U.S. and others a headache.
Anti-Access Goes Global
China isn’t the only country interested in anti-ship missiles. They offer a cost-effective, asymmetric option.
ASBM Defense Isn’t Easy
Why defending against China’s much talked about DF-21D anti-ship ballistic missile is no easy task.
ASBM Defense Isn’t Easy
Why defending against China’s much talked about DF-21D anti-ship ballistic missile is no easy task.
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