MDAA in the News

August 1, 2017

Trump plots next moves after North Korea’s ICBM launch

The Washington Examiner: MORE ON THE MISSILE: According to independent analysts, the missile launched last week was the same Hwasong-14

July 27, 2017

U.S. blames operator for missile defense test failure

Honolulu Star Advertiser: A sailor’s computer input error on the Pearl Harbor-based destroyer USS John Paul Jones apparently caused an

July 21, 2017

Raytheon interceptor ruled out as cause of failed test

Arizona Daily Star: A ballistic-missile interceptor made by Tucson-based Raytheon Missile Systems has been ruled out as the cause of

July 11, 2017

Congressional delegation at odds with experts on defending Hawaii

Stars and Stripes Okinawa: HONOLULU (Tribune News Service) — Hawaii is now within reach of North Korean intercontinental ballistic missiles

July 11, 2017

Kim Jong-un promotes head of North Korea’s missile agency after ICBM test ‘success’

Express: Jang Chang-ha, the communist state’s new colonel general was reportedly rewarded for helping Pyongyang’s missile development agency refine the

July 7, 2017

Blocking the missiles

The Times and Democrat: The North Korean Dearest Leader — or whatever they’re calling the new one — can’t lob

July 6, 2017

Can U.S. defend against North Korea missiles? Not everyone agrees

Reuters: Not everybody asserts as confidently as the Pentagon that the U.S. military can defend the United States from the

June 23, 2017

New defense missile fails in test off Kauai

Star Advertiser: A test of a new defensive missile suggested for the future protection of Hawaii against North Korean attack

June 20, 2017

The Missile Defense Agency wants a laser-equipped drone that would be a silver bullet for stopping North Korea

Business Insider: The US Missile Defense Agency just issued a bold request for proposals for a missile defense system that

June 1, 2017

Pentagon successfully tested its missile defense system yesterday, but is it worth the cost?

KPCC: The test is a major milestone for the U.S.’s Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) system and program as it marks