Missile Defense News

December 8, 2021

Taiwan to set up 9 bases for anti-ship missiles

Taiwan News: As part of an extra NT$237.3 billion (US$8.53 billion) defense budget, the military will set up nine sites

December 8, 2021

Army General Wants More Missile Defense Within First Island Chain

Defense One: I don’t think we have enough right now. I think we need more. And so that would be,

December 8, 2021

U.S. Senate backs sale of missiles to Saudi Arabia

Metro: The U.S. Senate rejected a resolution on Tuesday that would have prohibited the proposed sale of advanced medium-range air-to-air

December 7, 2021

Saudi Arabia Pleads for Missile-Defense Resupply as Its Arsenal Runs Low

Wall Street Journal: Saudi Arabia is running out of the ammunition it uses to defend against the weekly drone and

December 7, 2021

US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska

DefenseNews: The U.S. Missile Defense Agency has finished installing radar arrays and wrapped up military construction for the Long-Range Discrimination

December 6, 2021

Remarks by Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III at the Reagan National Defense Forum (As Delivered)

U.S. Department of Defense: Thank you, John, for that kind introduction, and thanks for everything you do for the Reagan

December 6, 2021

This gun is the Navy’s last line of defense against missiles, but it only gets a few seconds to do its job

Insider: Anti-ship missiles exploded on the scene on October 21, 1967, when three out of four SS-N-2 Styx anti-ship missiles

December 3, 2021

FY22 Budget Outlook: Department of Defense

American Institue of Physics: Appropriators have split ways in their proposals for funding the Department of Defense’s Science and Technology

December 3, 2021

Defense chief warns China over hypersonic missile program

The New York Post: Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had a sharp warning for China on Thursday, saying Beijing’s hypersonic weapons program

December 1, 2021

US, S. Korea to Write New War Plan to Counter N. Korean Nukes, Missiles

DefenseOne: The U.S. and the Republic of Korea are expected to announce this week they will begin writing a new