Clearance Jobs Concerned that potential adversaries are fielding more advanced missiles that could strike the United States or its interests,
Inside Defense The U.S. military should resuscitate a 2004 requirement for a high-flying, stationary radar to bolster defense of Guam,
The Sun To help defend against Chinese spy balloons and other incoming threats, America could develop and deploy some balloons
The Drive The U.S. military has begun a new formal effort to explore options for how to better defend the
Yonhap News Agency: Tal Inbar, a senior research fellow at the U.S-based Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance who has followed North
Australian Broadcasting Corporation: Founder of the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance, Riki Ellison, said building up the island’s defence capability was
Washington Times: The Pentagon is engaged in a crash program to build up missile defenses on Guam based on growing concerns of possible missile
Stars and Stripes: The U.S. and Japan already have a high-flying interceptor they can improve to shoot down advanced weapons
TVP World According to a Pentagon spokesperson, the construction of a U.S. anti-missile base in the northern Polish village of
VOA News: China’s waning economic leverage over South Korea is making Beijing less likely to retaliate significantly against Seoul’s normalization
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