Australia to buy up to 220 Tomahawk missiles from the US

Australia to get 220 Tomahawk missiles from US

These weapons give Australia large arsenal to strike foes from more than thousand kilometres away

Australia welcomes American green light for the purchase of 220 Tomahawk missiles

These long-range weapons will first be deployed on surface ships, then on this new fleet of nuclear-powered submarines.

U.S. State Department approves potential sale of Tomahawk missiles to Australia -Pentagon

(Reuters) -The U.S. State Department has approved the potential sale of Tomahawk cruise missiles to Australia in a deal valued at up to $895 million, the Pentagon said on Thursday. The package would

Australia authorised to purchase 220 American Tomahawk cruise missiles

Australia is set to purchase up to 220 Tomahawk cruise missiles from the United States after the US State Department approved the sale in a deal worth up to $900 million, reported Al Jazeera. The deal, which the Pentagon said could involve up to 220 Tomahawk cruise missiles and technical support, was announced just days after Australia said it would purchase three nuclear-powered attack submarines from the US, with an option to buy two more, out

Australia to buy up to 220 Tomahawk cruise missiles from the US

Sydney, Australia, Mar 17 (EFE).- Australia confirmed on Friday its intention to buy long-range missiles from the United States as part of the AUKUS security pact, shortly after Washington announced that it authorized the sale of up to 220 Tomahawk cruise missiles to the Oceanic country. “Making sure we have longer-range strike missiles is a really important capability for the country,” Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles told Channel Nin…

U.S. approves $895M Tomahawk missile sale to Australia

The United States announced on Thursday the approval of an $895 million sale of Tomahawk missiles and supporting equipment to Australia as the United States and its allies continue to beef up its military presence in the