August 18, 2016
Pentagon: We’re Closer Than Ever to Lasers That Can Stop Iranian, North Korean Missiles
Defense One: The Pentagon is looking to lasers as a cheaper, more effective way to shoot down long-range missiles fired
Defense One: The Pentagon is looking to lasers as a cheaper, more effective way to shoot down long-range missiles fired
IHS Jane’s 360: The Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN’s) ANZAC (MEKO 200)-class guided-missile frigate HMAS Toowoomba has begun anti-ship missile defence
SpaceNews: Space is the place for a variety of missile defense tasks — including launch detection, tracking, discrimination, intercept, and
WHNT19: The Space and Missile Defense Symposium continues today. On the Von Braun Center South Hall exhibit floor, you’ll find hundreds
Raytheon via PR Newswire: The U.S. Navy conducted its first firing from the SeaRAM® anti-ship defense system produced by Raytheon
Aero News Network: Predator B Detects And Tracks Ballistic Missile In Pacific Dragon Exercise General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA
WHAS11: Raytheon corporate leaders say the company is poised to expand operations at its Louisville facility. The international tech company
Yonhap: South Korea’s defense chief on Wednesday defended the government’s decision to select Seongju, a southeastern county, as the site
U.S. Army: A U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command leader discussed air and missile defense modernization
Semiconductor Today: Raytheon Company of Waltham, MA, USA has given the US Army a look into the future of missile
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