Missile Defense News

May 24, 2017

Ahead of Ballistic Missile Defense Review, MDA’s FY18 plans show flexibility

Defense News: WASHINGTON — The Ballistic Missile Defense Review ordered this month by Defense Secretary James Mattis won’t wrap up

May 24, 2017

Senators turn to space for next step in missile defense

Washington Examiner: A bipartisan group of senators wants the government to explore how to expand United States missile defense systems

May 24, 2017

Soldiers train, build and defend a short range air defense site

ABC News: FORT SILL, OK (KSWO) – On Tuesday, 24 soldiers from different army posts wrapped up a training session

May 23, 2017

Boeing’s Huntsville office awarded an additional billion dollars for missile defense work

Redstone Alabama: The Huntsville office of large defense contractor Boeing has been awarded an additional billion dollars for work on

May 23, 2017

Schatz Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Boost Homeland Missile Defense

Maui Now: Today, US Senators Brian Schatz (D-Hawai‘i), Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska), Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Gary Peters (D-Mich.), Tom Cotton (R-Ark.),

May 23, 2017

U.S., Japanese Firms Collaborating on New Missile Defense Radars

Reuters: Raytheon Co and Lockheed Martin Corp are working with Japanese partners on rival projects to develop new radars that

May 22, 2017

Allies’ navy forces launch combined maritime operations center in Jan.

The Korea Herald: The navies of South Korea and the US have been running a combined maritime operations center since

May 22, 2017

Missile Defense Agency rounds out ballistic-missile interceptor plan

Military Embedded Systems: In 2015, MDA issued initial risk- reduction contracts to Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Raytheon to develop the

May 19, 2017

China says willing to put South Korea ties back on track, urges THAAD resolution

Reuters: China wants to put ties with South Korea back on a “normal track”, President Xi Jinping said on Friday,

May 18, 2017

Boeing, Raytheon, and Lockheed set to develop ballistic missile defense multi-warhead killer

Military & Aerospace: U.S. missile defense experts are moving forward with three U.S. prime defense contractors to develop a future