The Navy's advanced anti-ship missile and its recently restructured carrier-launched unmanned aerial system are the first two programs to fall under the service’s new Maritime Accelerated Capabilities Office, according to a top acquisition official. The Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile and the RAQ-25 "Stingray" will be the "two lead programs to pave the way for other programs to follow under the MACO concept," Navy acquisition chief Sean Stackley said at a March 2 naval engineering conference in Arlington, VA. "If you start...
