Missile Defense News

March 18, 2020

BAE nabs next-gen seeker design work for US Army’s missile defense system

DefenseNews WASHINGTON — Lockheed Martin, which builds the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense weapon system for the U.S. Army, has awarded BAE

March 13, 2020

HASC Grills MDA Chief On ’21 Budget, Space-Based Sensors

Breaking Defense DoD and military leaders took a bipartisan beating from the House members this morning about not only the

March 13, 2020

MDA, Army Withholding Pay as Aegis Ashore Poland Construction Still Drags

USNI News The Missile Defense Agency and Army Corps of Engineers are taking a harsh stance with a contractor building

March 11, 2020

Advanced Missile-Defense Radar Facility at Clear Air Force Station Nears Completion

KUAC: Defense contractor Lockheed Martin will soon begin testing a $375 million missile-defense radar facility that’s nearing completion at Clear

March 11, 2020

Hill: NGI Has Flexibility In Development Cycle, Replaces Whole Interceptor

Defense Daily: The head of the Missile Defense Agency last week said the Next Generation Interceptor (NGI) program will have

March 11, 2020

Air, Space Force Leaders Near Missile Warning Plan

Breaking Defense: Senior Air Force and Space Force officials will meet Thursday to hash out an overarching architecture for missile

March 11, 2020

CENTCOM general: US is moving air and missile defense weapons into Iraq

Stars and Stripes: The U.S. military is moving air and missile defense capabilities into Iraq, two months after Iran launched

March 10, 2020

Lockheed Martin Wins Contract Modification for Japan Aegis Ashore Batteries

The Diplomat U.S. defense firm Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems was awarded a cost-plus-fixed-fee modification to its foreign military

March 10, 2020

US Army awards $551m Raytheon contract for Patriot system for Bahrain

Army Technology The US Army has awarded a contract to Raytheon to commence production of Patriot air and missile defense

March 10, 2020

Army to conduct shoot-off for future indirect fires protection

Defense News The Army is planning to conduct a shoot-off to evaluate the best options for a future indirect fires protection