Missile Defense News

April 24, 2018

South Korean protesters denounce US anti-missile system

Times of Oman: Seoul: Construction trucks moved into a South Korean base housing a US anti-missile system on Monday, infuriating

April 23, 2018

Lawmakers call on Army to study buying Iron Dome

Stars and Stripes: Members of Congress have called on the U.S. military to examine the immediate purchase of Iron Dome

April 20, 2018

Raytheon Wins $136 Million Air And Missile Defense Radar Program Modification Contract

Defenseworld.net: Raytheon has won $136 million modification contract to exercise an option for Air and Missile Defense Radar Program (AMDR)

April 20, 2018

Test officer recognized for contributions to missile defense

DVIDS: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division (NSWC PHD) Navy Test Officer (NTO), Lt. Jillian Bahlman, recently received a

April 19, 2018

Ambassador: Aegis Ashore Program Focused on Rogue States, Not Russia

USNI News: With Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defense systems set to operate in Poland by the end of the year

April 19, 2018

Local defense contractor lands $67 million contract

Dayton Daily News: DAYTON — The Missile Defense Agency has awarded a Dayton-based defense contractor a five-year, $67.9 million contract

April 19, 2018

Missile defense engineer takes over Lockheed Martin’s space technology lab

Space News: Lockheed Martin picked a veteran missile defense engineer to lead the company’s space research organization known as the

April 18, 2018

DoD’s Griffin Eyes Using Directed Energy For Space-Based Missile Defense

Daily Defense Network: Pentagon technology chief Michael Griffin said April 17 that he wants to field a megawatt-class, directed energy

April 18, 2018

Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years

Defense News: COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Air Force is aiming to slash four years off the procurement of the

April 17, 2018

U.S. Army’s air, missile defense countering UAS threat

Army Recognition: The threat from enemy unmanned aerial systems continues to proliferate at an astonishing rate, said the director of