Missile Defense News

January 30, 2019

US State Department Approves $2.15 Billion Aegis Ashore Sale to Japan

The U.S. Department of State approved the possible sale of two Aegis Ashore batteries,  the land-based variant of the Aegis combat

January 29, 2019

Deploying surface-to-air missiles top defense priority: Tsai

Focus Taiwan: Taipei, Jan. 29 (CNA) Deploying surface-to-air missiles will be the top priority for Taiwan’s military in beefing up

January 29, 2019

The Navy Has Had Enough of Missile Defense; And Sees Its Chance

Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: The Navy is looking to get out of the missile defense business, the service’s top admiral said

January 28, 2019

U.S. eyes anti-ICBM radar on Japan soil

The Japan News: The U.S. government is considering asking Japan to deploy a large stationary radar in this nation, to

January 28, 2019

The next six months could define America’s missile defense for a generation

WASHINGTON (Defense News) — When the Missile Defense Review was rolled out Jan. 17, it represented the culmination of almost

January 25, 2019

Israel Deploys Missile Defense in Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area

Haaretz: Israel deployed an Iron Dome missile defense system in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area on Thursday, as tensions rise

January 25, 2019

Where Would India Fit in a Missile Defense Partnership in the Indo-Pacific?

The Diplomat: Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the 2019 Missile Defense Review (MDR), outlining the rapidly evolving threats

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,

January 25, 2019

U.S. 704th Test Group successfully leads directed energy experimentation campaign

Army Technology: After the success of the first range experiment of the Directed Energy Experimentation Campaign at White Sands Missile

January 24, 2019

US May Shift Missile Defense Focus To Russia, China

Newsy: The U.S. ballistic missile defense program has traditionally been focused on stopping nuclear weapons from smaller states like North