Missile Defense News

October 22, 2021

After China’s ‘Hypersonic’ Test, US Alarm And Many Unanswered Questions

Breaking Defense: In the wake of a hair-raising report of a secret Chinese hypersonic space weapons test, a denial by

October 22, 2021

The United States is Not Safe from Russian, Chinese Long-Range Missiles

National Interest: Given Guam’s strategic significance and the danger posed to the island by Chinese—and increasingly North Korean—ballistic missiles and

October 21, 2021

Russia ups defense ties with Belarus amid tensions with NATO

Federal News Network: Russia’s defense chief on Wednesday voiced concern about a buildup of NATO forces near the country’s borders,

October 21, 2021

Fund the F-35 program, lawmakers tell the White House

Defense News: A bipartisan group of lawmakers is urging the White House to fully fund the F-35 Lightning II program

October 21, 2021

U.S. holds three tests to advance hypersonic weapon programs, Pentagon says

Reuters: The U.S. Navy and Army tested hypersonic weapon component prototypes on Wednesday that will inform development of new weapons,

October 20, 2021

DOD Mum on China’s Nuclear-Capable Hypersonic Weapon, Hints US Needs to Step It Up

Air Force Magazine: Across the defense establishment, government officials have declined to comment on a recent report that China fielded

October 20, 2021

China’s Hypersonic Test Raises Questions About US Missile Defense, Deterrence

Defense One: The “deeply concerning” test of a Chinese hypersonic missile shows that the United States has “a lot of

October 20, 2021

Surface To Air Missiles Now Needed To Protect Critical U.S. Infrastructure During A Crisis

The Drive: A senior officer at the U.S.-Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, says the command is actively

October 19, 2021

China’s reported hypersonic weapon test raises security concerns

ABC News: Reports that China may have tested a new hypersonic weapon have grabbed the world’s attention and divided national

October 19, 2021

North Korea Likely Fired First Submarine Missile Since 2019

Bloomberg: North Korea appears to have fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile for the first time in two years, adding to

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