A high-ranking U.S. military official on Thursday confirmed the participation of the Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship ...

Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS) was used in a test fire in the Philippines during the two countries’ ...

The United States Pacific Fleet on Thursday clarified that there was no Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System ...

The NMESIS was deployed during the annual war games between Manila and Washington, but no missiles were fired during that ...

The NMESIS, which will function as the Corps’ primary ground-launched anti-ship capability, is being field to the service’s littoral regiments as part of its Force Design modernization effort ...

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

The vehicle-mounted NMESIS launchers are designed to be able to move quickly to different positions to set up missile-launching batteries.

The Long Range Fires (LRF) program aimed to equip a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary Fires (ROGUE-Fires) vehicle with a single-cell MK-41 vertical launch system to fire Tomahawk ...

The Nmesis is a mobile anti-ship missile system that is mounted on an unmanned truck. Its Naval Strike Missiles can shoot moving targets 185 km away, skimming the water and adjusting their trajectory ...

US Marines deploy new land-based anti-ship missile system (Nmesis) to the Philippines, bolstering Pacific defense against China.

U.S. Will deploy navy/marine expeditionary ship interdiction system ‘NMESIS’ to Philippines. The deployment of the cutting-edge ‘Nmesis’ will be done as part of Balikatan drills 2025. This ...