Missile Defense News

July 12, 2017

Russia Won’t Be Happy: State Department Approves Missile Defense Sale To Romania

Newsweek: The U.S. State Department has approved a possible $3.9 billion missile defense sale to Romania, in a move likely

July 11, 2017

US says missile defense system successfully intercepts projectile during test

CNN: A United States-built missile defense system on Tuesday successfully intercepted its target during a test run, the US Missile

July 11, 2017

US deployed Patriot missiles to Lithuania for multinational war games

Stars and Stripes: STUTTGART, Germany— The U.S. military deployed Patriot missiles to Lithuania on Monday to take part in upcoming

July 11, 2017

THAAD Successfully Intercepts Target in Missile Defense Test

Missile Defense Agency: The U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA), the Ballistic Missile Defense System Operational Test Agency, and U.S. Army

July 10, 2017

Poland To Buy Israeli-Made Patriot Missiles

The Jerusalem Post: Poland has signed a memorandum of intent with the United States to buy the Patriot missile system

July 10, 2017

US to test THAAD missile defense system

CNN: Washington (CNN)The US Defense Department Missile Defense Agency plans to conduct a long-planned flight test of the Terminal High

July 7, 2017

North Korean Missile Threat Proves Need for More Investment in Missile Defense

The Heritage Foundation: Policymakers writing the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) are responsible for crafting new defense policies to

July 7, 2017

A missile defense expert explains what North Korea’s latest test really means

Vox: North Korea successfully tested a missile on Tuesday that can carry a nuclear warhead and travel at least 5,000

July 7, 2017

Poland signs memo with US outlining road map to buy Patriot, but no done deal yet

Defense News: WASHINGTON — Poland announced a two-phased plan to buy a missile defense system from the U.S. in a

July 6, 2017

North Korea ICBM test: Alaska, Hawaii pols demand better missile defense

Fox News: Lawmakers in Alaska and Hawaii are doubling down on calls for improved U.S. defenses after North Korea test-fired