Missile Defense News

October 8, 2019

Missile Defense Agency Shaping Strategy to Meet Evolving Challenges

USNI News: The Missile Defense Agency is working to up its game to meet new challenges posed by the next

October 8, 2019

Norway decides against participation in Nato missile defence system

The Local: The Ministry of Defence stated the decision in its part of the budget, news agency NTB reports. “As

October 7, 2019

Netanyahu proposes air defense system to defend against Iranian attacks

The Jerusalem Post: In a cabinet meeting on Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed a massive air defense system to

October 4, 2019

Defense minister stresses need for Aegis Ashore

NHK: Japan’s defense minister has stressed the need for a new land-based missile defense system following North Korea’s test-firing of

October 4, 2019

Pentagon’s Next-Gen Missile Defense Plan Could Leave U.S. Poorly Protected For Years

Forbes: Nuclear attack is the biggest military threat to the security of the United States. A single megaton-size nuclear warhead

October 4, 2019

State Department OKs Javelin missile sale to Ukraine

UPI: The U.S. State Department gave its approval for Ukraine’s request to purchase $39.2 million in Javelin missiles and launch

October 3, 2019

Missile warning radars see modern equipment installed

Robins Air Force Base: HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. – Program Executive Office Digital is upgrading the five radars that serve

October 3, 2019

Recent exercises demonstrate importance of layered integrated air and missile defence to counter advanced threats

EURACTIV: In response, NATO allies are constantly developing new technologies to counter these deadly threats. One of the most effective

October 3, 2019

Could Israel’s Missile Defenses Withstand a Swarm or Missile Attack from Iran?

The National Interest/ Yahoo: In the aftermath of Iran’s alleged drone strikes against Saudi Arabia and military support for Houthi

September 27, 2019

Air and missile-defense radar contract signed between U.S. Army, Lockheed Martin

Military Embedded Systems: SYRACUSE, N.Y. Lockheed Martin signed a contract with the U.S. Army, initially worth $281 million to develop