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

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

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

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

The U.S. Marine Corps successfully fired its new anti-ship missile system, hitting a target off the coast of Kauai, Hawaii, this week during Large Scale Exercise 2021, the Marines said Tuesday.

The NMESIS system features the Navy's latest anti-ship missile, the Naval Strike Missile (NSM), a high subsonic sea-skimming radar-evading weapon with a range of around 100 nautical miles (114 miles).

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 ...

NMESIS will provide the Marine Littoral Regiment with a ground-based anti-ship capability to facilitate sea denial and control. ‘From an acquisition perspective, NMESIS started a little over two years ...

Coined NMESIS, the Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System can launch naval strike missiles from the back of a modified Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, or JLTV, to destroy targets on land ...

The NMESIS is a land-fired, anti-ship missile designed to bring new levels of lethality and expeditionary weapons employment to amphibious warfare. The Navy is fast acquiring over-the-horizon ...

The United States’ NMESIS missile system was used in battle drills during the recent Balikatan 2025 exercises, but no ...

The Corps’ NMESIS, or Naval/Marine Corps Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System, is a land-fired, anti-ship missile designed to bring new levels of lethality and expeditionary weapons employment ...