Tony Capaccio

2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Tony Capaccio

A rendering of Air Force’s sixth-generation fighter, the F-47. (Bloomberg) -- The Pentagon wants to give priority to the Air Force’s F-47 stealth fighter over Navy plans to develop its own next-generation jet, arguing that pursuing the two programs at the same time could delay them both. The Defense Department asked Congress to shift $500 million to the F-47, which was awarded to Boeing Co. in March, from the “accelerated development” of a to-be-contracted Navy stealth fighter.

5 days ago | courant.com | Tony Capaccio

By Tony Capaccio, Bloomberg NewsWASHINGTON — The U.S. Navy will start fielding an anti-ship version of its Tomahawk cruise missile on destroyers by late September in what the service’s readiness boss sees as a “game-changer” against a numerically superior Chinese fleet. Fleet Forces Command Admiral Daryl Caudle said an anti-ship version of the U.S.’s best known non-nuclear missile, which is currently used for land attack, will greatly increase the service’s lethality.

6 days ago | gazettextra.com | Tony Capaccio

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Navy will start fielding an anti-ship version of its Tomahawk cruise missile on destroyers by late September in what the service's readiness boss sees as a "game-changer" against a numerically superior Chinese fleet. Fleet Forces Command Admiral Daryl Caudle said an anti-ship version of the U.S.'s best known non-nuclear missile, which is currently used for land attack, will greatly increase the service's lethality. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

6 days ago | dailyitem.com | Tony Capaccio

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Navy will start fielding an anti-ship version of its Tomahawk cruise missile on destroyers by late September in what the service’s readiness boss sees as a “game-changer” against a numerically superior Chinese fleet. Fleet Forces Command Admiral Daryl Caudle said an anti-ship version of the U.S.’s best known non-nuclear missile, which is currently used for land attack, will greatly increase the service’s lethality. kAm“%96 >@C6 7F?8:3=6 J@F >2<6 2 H62A@?

6 days ago | miamiherald.com | Tony Capaccio

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Navy will start fielding an anti-ship version of its Tomahawk cruise missile on destroyers by late September in what the service's readiness boss sees as a "game-changer" against a numerically superior Chinese fleet. Fleet Forces Command Admiral Daryl Caudle said an anti-ship version of the U.S.'s best known non-nuclear missile, which is currently used for land attack, will greatly increase the service's lethality.