September 21, 2018
The soldier’s perspective
Raytheon: When it comes to missile defense, there’s a simple rule: You can’t stop what you can’t see. The U.S.
Raytheon: When it comes to missile defense, there’s a simple rule: You can’t stop what you can’t see. The U.S.
The Drive: As it looks to pave the way for a new Space Force, the Pentagon is also reexamining the
Stars and Stripes: TOKYO — Japan will legally be able to use planned Aegis Ashore systems to intercept North Korean
Redstone Rocket: The Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, in conjunction with the Armament Research and Development Engineering Center, has
Arab News: RIYADH: Saudi Arabia air defense forces have intercepted and shot down a ballistic missile fired by Houthi militia toward
KTUU: WASHINGTON (Gray DC) – Alaska’s military communities now have a key advocate on Capitol Hill. Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska,
The Washington Times: With North Korea’s and Iran’s nuclear missiles and Russia-China collusion, the United States needs a credible, practical,
Popular Mechanics: A Japanese destroyer shot down a simulated ballistic missile in a test off the coast of Hawaii last
Defense News: WASHINGTON — The Army has changed its acquisition plan for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability — designed to
Defense News: WASHINGTON — The U.S. surface Navy is moving rapidly toward buying a new large surface ship that will
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