Credit: U.S. Navy
NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland—A multitude of options exist to hit a slow-moving ship: mines, torpedoes, short-range missiles, midrange cruise missiles, etc. But the options narrow for the U.S. military to only one if the ship needs to be attacked from beyond 1,000 nm away: the Raytheon BGM-109 Block V...
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