Missile Defense News

June 8, 2018

SASC NDAA Would Add $500M For Cruise Missile Defense

Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: The Senate Armed Services Committee has lost patience with the Army program to develop cruise missile defenses,

June 8, 2018

Russia and China perfected ‘carrier killer’ missiles for decades — here’s how the US’s new carrier can stop them

Business Insider: The US Navy’s new USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier cost $13 billion dollars and will set to

June 8, 2018

Alaska, Hawaii Congressmen Want to Beef Up Missile Defense

The Associated Press: Two senators from opposing parties are introducing a bipartisan bill that would strengthen the United States’ missile

June 7, 2018

Raytheon Awarded $49 Million For Qatar Air And Missile Defense Operation Center

Defense World: The Pentagon has awarded a foreign military sales contract to Raytheon to support Qatar Air and Missile Defense

June 6, 2018

Congress wants GBI acceleration plan, options for potential fifth missile field at Ft. Greely

Inside Defense: Lawmakers, impatient with the Pentagon’s plan to take five years to expand the ballistic missile defense interceptor fleet

June 6, 2018

South Korea’s Tough Choice on THAAD

Yahoo: Presumably in late June, after U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s summit may happen, South

June 5, 2018

Patriot missiles and the Polish Army take the field

DVIDS: Saber Strike 18 is a multinational exercise taking place in the Drawsko Promorskie training area of Poland with the

June 5, 2018

Deep in the Pentagon, a secret AI program to find hidden nuclear missiles

Reuters: WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. military is increasing spending on a secret research effort to use artificial intelligence to

June 4, 2018

America’s Missile Defense Programs – Part II: Now What?

Gatestone Institute: The Trump administration is in the final leg of its missile defense review which will be soon be

June 4, 2018

Northrop Grumman Wins $866 Million Radar Sensor Modification Contract

Defense World: Northrop Grumman has been awarded $866 million contract for the sustainment and modification of radar sensors, providing depot-level