MDAA in the News

November 16, 2017

The Quiet Missile War You’re Not Hearing About

Popular Mechanics: Middle Eastern countries armed with the U.S.-made Patriot missile system have shot down over 100 ballistic missiles in

November 3, 2017

Congressman says F-35s could take down North Korea’s missiles in boost phase

Inside Defense: A congressman on the House Armed Services Committee claimed today F-35 Joint Strike Fighters could shoot down North

November 3, 2017

North Korea working on missile that could reach U.S. mainland: report

USA Today: North Korea is developing an advanced version of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach the mainland United States,

October 24, 2017

‘Golf ball’ radar’s limitations seen

Honolulu Star Advertiser: The Sea-Based X-Band Radar, a key link in the nation’s defense against North Korea, spent eight months

October 18, 2017

Hawaii’s missile defense urged as North Korean threat persists

Honolulu Star Advertiser: Although the United States has been stymied in reining in North Korea’s nuclear program, a former U.S.

October 17, 2017

North Korea Nuclear Threat: Viral Headlines Aren’t Scaring Hawaii Visitors Away

Honolulu Civil Beat: When Keith Vieira, a long-time Hawaii tourism executive appeared on a panel at the East-West Center last

October 10, 2017

Senate Diluted Tough Oversight of Israeli Antimissile Program

The Jerusalem Post: WASHINGTON (TNS) – Senators quietly deleted from a defense bill last month a strict provision tying continued

September 27, 2017

Army takes step to strengthen missile defense in South Korea

Inside Defense: The 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade recently completed an eight-month Patriot modernization effort in South Korea, according to

September 21, 2017

S Korea’s Plan to Assassinate Kim Jong-Un: The Hit Squad That Could End It All

CBN News: North Korea has made sudden progress in its nuclear and missile technology in recent months, and that has

September 20, 2017

Sea-Based X-Band Radar returns to Oahu

Honolulu Star Advertiser: The golf ball is back. The Sea-Based X-Band Radar returned to Pearl Harbor on Friday after spending