U.S. Navy Looks To Dramatically Increase Torpedo Range

May 15, 2015
After demonstrating the ability to launch missiles from a Littoral Combat Ship that can reach targets out to a range of 100 nm, the U.S. Navy is looking to double that distance in the undersea realm with new torpedo technology. The service is looking at technology that can extend the range of its...

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