Missile Defense News

November 23, 2016

Italy launches first Aster 30 missile from FREMM frigate Carlo Bergamini

Navaltoday.com: The lead ship of the Italian Navy’s FREMM frigates recently accomplished a first for the Italian Navy by launching

November 22, 2016

Lockheed Martin Nabs $77M Deal for Aegis System Upgrade

NASDAQ: Pentagon’s largest defense contractor, Lockheed Martin Corp. ‘s LMT Rotary and Mission Systems business division has won a modification

November 22, 2016

New commander nominated for Redstone’s Space and Missile Defense Command

WAAY-TV According to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Major General James Dickinson has been nominated to take over the Army’s

November 18, 2016

Officials announce missile cooperation between U.K., France

UPI: Government officials from Britain and France have agreed to cooperate further on missile defense development. Under the agreement, announced

November 18, 2016

North Korean Threat Pushing U.S., Korea and Japan Closer in Ballistic Missile Defense Cooperation

USNI News: Operating under the assumption that North Korea can — or is close to — fielding a ballistic missile

November 17, 2016

U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense School House earns ‘Institute of Excellence’ from TRADOC

U.S. Army: The U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense School House a subordinate element of the U.S. Army Space and

November 17, 2016

South Korea concludes deal to secure site for THAAD battery

CanalCNC Arauca: South Korea’s defense ministry reached a tentative land-swap deal Wednesday with a major conglomerate to acquire the planned

November 17, 2016

Rear Adm. Douglas Small Takes Command of PEO IWS

USNI News: Rear Adm. Douglas Small relieved Rear Adm. Jon Hill as Program Executive Officer for Integrated Warfare System (PEO

November 16, 2016

South Korean defense close to acquiring golf course for THAAD

UPI: SEOUL, Nov. 15 (UPI) — South Korea’s Ministry of National Defense said it is close to acquiring a golf

November 16, 2016

Royal Navy to lose missiles and be left only with guns

The Telegraph: Royal Navy warships will be left without anti-ship missiles and be forced to rely on naval guns because of cost-cutting,