May 1, 2017
$112 million contract awarded for construction of new missile defense radar
WAAY: According to a Pentagon release, an Alaska construction company has been awarded a $112 million dollar contract to being
WAAY: According to a Pentagon release, an Alaska construction company has been awarded a $112 million dollar contract to being
Honolulu Star Advertiser: The head of U.S. Pacific Command told Congress today that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “is
PR Newswire: After a complex series of U.S. Navy flight tests, Standard Missile-6 proves it’s ready to reach its final
Australian Broadcasting Corporation: A recent academic paper published by the Australian Defence College argues the military needs to better understand
USNI News: U.S. Pacific Command commander Adm. Harry Harris said the Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group can “absolutely” defend itself
CNN Hong Kong (CNN)A cybersecurity firm in the United States believes state-sponsored Chinese hackers were trying to infiltrate an organization
BBC The US says it plans to activate a missile defence system in South Korea “within days” and tighten economic
One America News Network: The United States may need to strengthen its missile defenses, particularly in Hawaii, given the advancing
Yonhap News: South Korea said Tuesday it has decided to purchase two advanced early warning radars on incoming ballistic missiles
Reuters: The U.S. military started moving parts of an anti-missile defense system to a deployment site in South Korea on
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