MDAA in the News

September 30, 2024

Retired admiral: Military picked ‘worst possible solution’ for Guam missile defense system

Pacific Daily News A retired Navy rear admiral who was involved in the early planning for Guam’s missile defense system

September 24, 2024

Former destroyer captain pitches faster, cheaper solution for defending Guam

Stars and Stripes The Pentagon should rethink its plans for missile defense on Guam and consider less expensive technology with

August 20, 2024

US Navy’s newest air-to-air missile could tilt balance in South China Sea

Reuters The U.S. Navy’s deployment of new extremely long-range air-to-air missiles in the Indo-Pacific could erase China’s advantage in aerial

July 26, 2024

How Ukraine’s new tech foils Russian aerial attacks

The Economist Once Russia’s full invasion got rolling on February 24th 2022, Ukraine’s prospects for defending its airspace looked poor.

May 23, 2024

International discussion on safe skies

Polish Military University of Technology [Translated by Google Translate] Now more than ever, we need to protect our skies. Building

May 20, 2024

U.S. Army Warrant Officer Honored as European Missile Defender of the Year in Warsaw

Dvids WARSAW, Poland – U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 Sanjeev “Jay” Sivasankaran was recognized as the Missile Defense Advocacy

May 10, 2024

USC SHIELD Innovates Security For Land, Earth and Beyond

USC Viterbi Deanna Ryals, the director of international affairs at the U.S. Space Force in Los Angeles, was ecstatic to

April 29, 2024

Near Space Symposium Strengthens Ties Between University, Industry and Government

University of Arizona College of Engineering News The College of Engineering and its near space partner, Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance,

April 26, 2024

NATO General Mocks Russia’s Nuclear Move: ‘Absurd’

Newsweek Russia’s announcement it had moved deploy nuclear-capable missile systems to its frontier with Finland met with a dismissive response

April 26, 2024

US prepares $6 billion long-term aid package to bolster Ukraine’s defenses with no quick end to war in sight

Washington Examiner $6 BILLION FOR THE FUTURE: The last time the Ukraine Defense Contact Group met, the United States had little