January 25, 2019
Pentagon Says Its $180 Billion Missile Defense System Has Improved
Bloomberg: The Pentagon continues to make progress in showing that its $180 billion network of ground- and sea-based missile interceptors,
Bloomberg: The Pentagon continues to make progress in showing that its $180 billion network of ground- and sea-based missile interceptors,
Army Technology: After the success of the first range experiment of the Directed Energy Experimentation Campaign at White Sands Missile
Newsy: The U.S. ballistic missile defense program has traditionally been focused on stopping nuclear weapons from smaller states like North
The Washington Times: The Pentagon’s new missile defense strategy unveiled last week reveals plans to deploy an advanced anti-missile interceptor
Yellow Hammer News: After President Donald Trump announced the release of the Missile Defense Review (MDR) from the Pentagon Thursday,
The Defense Post: The Israeli and U.S. defense ministries said Tuesday, January 22 they had successfully tested ballistic missile interceptors
Space News: The Pentagon studied the problem for years and concluded that sensors in space are the only solution to
Futurism: The Pentagon recently announced that the F-35, the stealth fighter plane that President Trump seems to think is literally
The National Interest: South Korea is building new Aegis destroyers that could be used to shoot down North Korean ballistic
The Japan News: KAUAI ISLAND, Hawaii — Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya visited on Friday a U.S. Defense Department facility on
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