LIG Nex1 Completes Construction of CIWS-II Assembly and Test Facilities Optimized for Development and Mass Production at Gumi ...

Discover the top 7 most powerful and advanced close-in weapon systems (CIWS) that are shaping modern naval defense! From the ...

In modern naval warfare, protecting ships from incoming threats such as missiles, aircraft, and enemy projectiles is a top ...

The Gatling gun, produced by General Dynamics, is also used by the Navy's Goalkeeper Close-In Weapon System. It features seven gun barrels arranged in Gatling gun fashion similar to those seen in ...

The engagement came as the Navy absorbs lessons from the Red Sea conflict and increasingly integrates counter-drone tactics into its combat training.

Britain's Royal Navy is to get updated electromagnetic warfare (EW) capabilities including launchable decoys to help defend its vessels against threats such as modern anti-ship missiles. The UK ...

The U.S. Navy expanded a contract with BAE Systems, awarding the company more money to upgrade and overhaul the service’s Mk 45 naval gun systems in an effort to improve their long-range strike ...

The Gatling gun fired rounds at a rate of 350 to 400 per minute. Dr. Richard Gatling conceived of his gun as a labor-saving device not unlike his seed drill, which allowed one person to do the ...

The Warthog’s GAU-8 Gatling gun can carry an astonishing 1,174 rounds of ammunition, which is stored in the aircraft’s fuselage. This capacity allows the A-10 to engage multiple targets or to ...

Mel Johnson, while visiting Cleves Howell at the China Lake Naval Testing Station in California, had resurrected the idea of the electric Gatling from the inventor's patent of the 1890s.

It will equip Italian and Canadian navies' ships. Leonardo has unveiled its new X-Gun 30×173 mm weapon system, accounting initial customers in the naval domain, alongside the three-barrel Gatling 20 ...

The large computer-guided Gatling gun fires up to 4,500 shots a minute. The Navy hasn't said why they used what is normally their last line of defense to shoot it down.