MDAA in the News

May 15, 2020

Roper Targets Commercial AI, Data Analytics For Next ABMS Deals

Breaking Defense Commercial firms with expertise in data analytics, machine learning and AI are the highest priority targets for new

May 15, 2020

MDA: All-Domain C2 Key To Countering Hypersonic Missiles

Breaking Defense Senior Missile Defense Agency officials say Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) will be fundamental to rapidly and seamlessly integrating

April 20, 2020

North Korea Conducts First Cruise Missile Launch since 2017, South Korea Reveals

National Review South Korea said its northern neighbor launched cruise missiles and conducted training exercises with fighter jets on Tuesday

April 20, 2020

North Korea fires multiple suspected cruise missiles to display its range of arsenal

Blasting News North Korea and its leader Kim Jong-un have a weakness for missiles. Whenever an opportunity presents itself, they begin the

March 23, 2020

Trump announces mobilization of military assets in fight against ‘hidden enemy’

The Washington Examiner: The Pentagon announced Friday the successful test of an experimental hypersonic glide body from the Pacific Missile Range Facility,

March 23, 2020

US launches hypersonic glide body test in race to catch up with China and Russia

The Washington Examiner: A C-HGB rocket on Thursday pierced the skies over Kauai, Hawaii. It created explosive smoke flumes similar

March 2, 2020

Hawaii will get ICBM interceptors to counter North Korean threats

Honolulu Star Advertiser: The U.S. Missile Defense Agency said Hawaii is on track within about a year to receive interceptor

February 17, 2020

Pentagon drops plan for ballistic missile radar system in Hawaii

Stars and Stripes: The Defense Department has dropped plans to build a $1 billion ballistic missile tracking system in Hawaii,

February 17, 2020

Tucson Tech: Raytheon deeply involved in next-gen hypersonic weapons

Arizona Daily Star: The rapid rollout of hypersonic missile prototypes by China and Russia has created a new arms race

February 13, 2020

Budget drops $1.9B radar

Honolulu Star Advertiser: Funding for the $1.9 billion Homeland Defense Radar- Hawaii and a more than $1 billion Pacific radar