Missile Defense News

July 24, 2024

Pentagon Arctic Strategy Aims to Enhance U.S. Presence, Exercise More Often

USNI News The High North remains the “shortest and least defended threat sector” to the U.S., the deputy commander of

July 23, 2024

Israel’s Arrow 3 intercepts incoming Houthi missile

Cleveland Jewish News Israel’s Arrow 3 anti-missile defense system on Sunday morning intercepted a ballistic missile launched by Iranian-backed Houthi

July 22, 2024

Ukraine’s cheap sensors are helping troops fight off waves of Russian drones

RAF FAIRFORD, England—Ukraine has a network of almost 10,000 acoustic sensors scattered around the country that locate Russian drones and

July 19, 2024

Navy missile intercepts target using Army’s new missile defense radar

Defense News A U.S. Navy Standard Missile-6, guided by the U.S. Army’s new missile defense radar and command and control

July 18, 2024

RTX’s Raytheon demonstrates SM-6 integration with LTAMDS and IBCS

PR Newswire At Valiant Shield 24, Raytheon, an RTX business, demonstrated a simulated complex missile engagement leveraging the U.S. Army’s

July 18, 2024

Aussie passive radar becomes first kit delivered for AIR6500 missile defense system

Breaking Defense As the company’s co-founder heads to Washington to take over its US operations, a tiny and promising Australian

July 11, 2024

Biden unveils additional air defense aid for Ukraine at NATO summit

Defense News President Joe Biden kicked off NATO’s 75th anniversary summit Tuesday by announcing an agreement with four other countries

July 11, 2024

Germany buys more Patriots as it supplements Ukraine’s air defense

Defense News Raytheon has won a second contract this year, worth $1.2 billion, to provide major Patriot air and missile

July 11, 2024

NATO declares US ballistic missile defense base in Poland mission ready

Reuters A new U.S. air defense base in northern Poland, designed to detect and intercept ballistic missile attacks as part

July 8, 2024

Inside the Dangerous Work of Defending Ukraine’s Skies

The Wall Street Journal Like a World War II fighter ace, commander Viktor Petryshyn has stenciled onto the side of