Missile Defense News

October 4, 2018

Army chooses Raytheon, Lockheed to mature new missile defense radars

Defense News: WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army has picked Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to continue on the path to develop

October 4, 2018

SSL to Lead Development of US DOD Missile Defense Concepts

Via Satellite: SSL, a Maxar Technologies company, was selected through the Space Enterprise Consortium, managed by Advanced Technology International, to

October 4, 2018

Israel Plans Anti-Missile Nano Satellite Constellation

Breaking Defense: TEL AVIV: Israel is planning constellations of nano satellites, built by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), that will allow almost

October 3, 2018

Boeing to Lead Team in MDA Ballistic Missile Defense System Engineering

GovConWire: TYSONS CORNER, VA, October 2, 2018 — A Boeing-led (NYSE: BA) industry group called “National Team-Engineering” is set to

October 3, 2018

Navy orders SM-6 shipboard air-defense missiles

Military Aerospace: WASHINGTON – Missile designers at Raytheon Co. will provide the U.S. Navy with shipboard air-defense missiles under terms

October 3, 2018

Trump administration lauds start of Obama-era Israel defense package

The Times of Israel: WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Monday said an agreement to provide Israel with $38 billion

October 2, 2018

Raytheon To Supply Patriot Missile Sweep 9 Modification Kits To Taiwan For $35 Million

Defense World: Raytheon has won a $35 million contract to procure Phased Array Tracking Radar to Intercept on Target (PATRIOT)

October 2, 2018

Army Working to Fill Air-and-Missile Defense Gaps

National Defense Magazine: After nearly two decades of fighting insurgents on the ground, the Army is turning its attention to

October 2, 2018

Army Awards Northrop $289M For IBCS Missile Defense Network

Breaking Defense: The Army just gave Northrop Grumman a $289.3 million vote of confidence in its much-criticized IBCS missile defense

October 2, 2018

Blame a Spark Plug for U.S.-Japan Missile Failure, Pentagon Says

Bloomberg: A device that’s like a spark plug, not a design flaw, was behind the high-profile failure of a U.S.-Japanese