Missile Defense News

August 13, 2020

Israel, US test upgraded Arrow 2 missile, capable of intercepting incoming nukes

Times of Israel Israel and the United States completed a successful test of the advanced Arrow 2 air defense system

August 12, 2020

Israel deploys first-of-its-kind laser system to Gaza border to fight incendiary balloons

Israel Hayom Israel’s “Lahav Or” (Light Blade) laser system, designed to intercept airborne incendiary threats launched from the Gaza Strip,

August 11, 2020

While our foes deploy hypersonic weapons, Washington debates about funding

The Hill For years the Department of Defense did little to develop hypersonic systems — missiles that fly at five

August 11, 2020

Army gets closer to fielding new air defense systems

U.S Army Further evaluation of new air defense capabilities is currently underway, including the Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle

August 11, 2020

South Korea to invest $250B in missile defense, submarines

UPI South Korea is to invest more than $250 billion in missile defense systems and new submarines to help deter

August 10, 2020

Japan’s Ruling Party Submits Proposal To Japanese Government On Future Of Missile Defense

Naval News On August 4, 2020, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe received the recommendations report of the “Missile Defense Study

August 10, 2020

How Will the U.S. Military Stop Hypersonic Attacks? Space-Based Missile-Killer Systems

National Interest The prospect of long-range hypersonic attacks, new precision-guidance ballistic missiles and even next-generation ICBMs has inspired the Pentagon’s

August 6, 2020

Raytheon, Israeli contractor to build missile facility in the US

ABC 15 Raytheon Technologies Corp.’s Tucson-based Missiles & Defense business is working with an Israel-based defense technology company to establish

August 6, 2020

SMDC Tech Center leader discusses Army’s future

DVIDS During the 23rd annual Space and Missile Defense Symposium, the leader of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense

August 6, 2020

Stratcom Chief: Attack on U.S. Would Be ‘A Very Bad Day’ for Adversary

Department of Defense Navy Adm. Charles A. Richard outlined threats the nation faces from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea