Missile Defense News

September 8, 2017

Trump Orders Military to Shoot Down North Korean Missiles

Newsmax: President Donald Trump has given military orders for U.S. forces to shoot down and destroy any missile launched from

September 7, 2017

Lockheed Martin to help Saudis develop THAAD requirement

Jane’s 360: Lockheed Martin will be awarded a contract to help the Royal Saudi Air Defence Forces (RSADF) develop their

September 7, 2017

US adds missile-defense launchers as dozens hurt in South Korea protests

The Gazette: SEOUL, South Korea — Dozens of people were injured in clashes between South Korean protesters and police Thursday

September 6, 2017

Trump pledges new weapon sales for Japan, South Korea

Defense News: WASHINGTON —  In the wake of North Korea’s sixth nuclear weapons test, U.S. President Donald Trump pledged Tuesday

September 5, 2017

Cruz: U.S. response requires greater missile defense

Politico: Sen. Ted Cruz says the U.S. should invest more in its missile defenses and technology in response to escalating

September 5, 2017

Japan Air Self-Defense Force joins US Marine Corps for Patriot missile defense testing

Homeland Preparedness News: In a unique opportunity for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF), members of the 2nd Air Defense

September 5, 2017

Royal Navy tests new missile defense system on Japan-bound ship amid rising nuclear tensions with North Korea

Mirror: The Royal Navy has been testing its new air missile defence system on a boat headed for Japan as

September 5, 2017

U.S. Missile Defense Agency Could Shake Up Management Of GMD Intercept

Aviation Week: Boeing is pushing back against the Missile Defense Agency’s (MDA) plan to assume management of the Ground-based Midcourse

September 1, 2017

Jacobs (JEC) Awarded $4.6B IRES Deal by U.S. Defense Unit

Nasdaq: Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. JEC recently secured a prestigious indefinite quantity, indefinite delivery contract from the U.S. Missile Defense

September 1, 2017

Air Force, Army seek upgrades at sites in Turkey

Stars and Stripes: STUTTGART, Germany — The United States wants to spend more than $30 million to upgrade military facilities