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militarydefense1 year ago

US Warship Thwarts Pirate Attack on Tanker Amid Missile Threat

The USS Mason, a US Navy warship, successfully thwarted a pirate hijacking attempt on the commercial tanker M/V Central Park in the Gulf of Aden, capturing the pirates and rescuing the crew. During the operation, the Mason faced an unprecedented threat from anti-ship ballistic missiles, marking the first combat use of such weapons. The incident highlighted the increasing dangers in the region and validated the Navy's preparedness for future threats.

via Business Insider|
#anti-ship-ballistic-missiles#houthis#middle-east
military1 year ago

"Navy's Battle with Anti-Ship Missiles: Learning from Experience"

The US Navy has been engaging in battles with Houthi anti-ship ballistic missiles off the coast of Yemen, gaining valuable intelligence from these encounters. These weapons pose a significant threat in potential future conflicts, particularly in the Western Pacific with China. Navy commanders emphasize the importance of the training and readiness of their sailors, as well as the analysis of data collected from these engagements to improve weapons systems. While the threat environments in the Middle East and Western Pacific differ, the Navy's experiences with the Houthis are providing valuable insights and reassurance about the effectiveness of their systems.

via Business Insider|
#anti-ship-ballistic-missiles#houthi-rebels#military
military-and-defense2 years ago

"USS Gerald R. Ford Exit Coincides with Iran's Red Sea Deployment Amidst Israeli Labor Shifts"

The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest and most advanced aircraft carrier, is set to return to its home port in Norfolk, Virginia, despite recent threats from Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The US Navy has successfully intercepted anti-ship ballistic missiles and drones fired by the Houthis, showcasing advanced defense capabilities amid rising naval threats. The Red Sea remains a high-tension area with international efforts underway to protect commercial shipping from Houthi attacks, which have prompted some ships to alter their routes to avoid the region.

via EurAsian Times|
#anti-ship-ballistic-missiles#houthi-rebels#military-and-defense