MDAA in the News

January 9, 2023

Missile plan gives Japan, US clout over Chinese navy, expert says

Stars and Stripes: New Japanese and U.S. missiles have the potential to overwhelm China’s powerful and rapidly growing navy in

December 21, 2022

Experts: North Korea’s ICBMs Pose Preemption Challenges for US

VOA News: North Korea’s rapidly advancing ICBM capabilities pose a growing threat to the United States and its allies, according

December 21, 2022

China’s Ballistic Missile Arsenal Is A Clear Threat To The U.S. Military

1945: While attending the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation’s (VOC) annual China Forum in Washington, DC, two weeks ago, one

December 16, 2022

What Is The Patriot Missile Defence System That US Plans To Send Ukraine? Know Details

Republic World: The US is poised to approve sending a Patriot missile battery to Ukraine, finally agreeing to an urgent

December 15, 2022

China’s ICBM Force Could Start A Nuclear War On America

1945: Last week, the ever-vigilant Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation hosted its annual China Forum in Washington, DC, highlighting Beijing’s

December 15, 2022

How Patriot Missile Defense System Could Change Ukraine War

News Week: The United States is reportedly about to send Patriot missiles batteries to Ukraine following Kyiv’s repeated requests for

November 22, 2022

Japanese destroyers successfully shoot down target missiles during test off Hawaii

Stars and Stripes: A pair of Japanese destroyers shot down targets using a new type of defensive missile off Hawaii

November 18, 2022

Clear Space Force Station Airmen and Guardians Honored as 2022 Alaska Missile Defenders of the Year

DVIDS: The Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance presented the 2022 Alaska Missile Defender of the Year awards to Clear Space Force

November 16, 2022

US missile defense requires greater investment, modernization, expert says

Fox News: The U.S. must invest more in its missile defense system to prepare for the growing and advancing threat

September 23, 2022

A Marriage of Engineering and Public Policy: USC’s Global Space and Deterrence Program Returns

USC Viterbi School of Engineering: To Kenneth Michel, the military threats to the security of the world’s democracies have only