May 27, 2016
The future of warfare is coming, and it’s bringing lasers
Business Insider: This week, both the British Ministry of Defense and the US Navy have made strides towards directed energy weapons
Business Insider: This week, both the British Ministry of Defense and the US Navy have made strides towards directed energy weapons
United Press International: U.S. missile warning, missile defense and space surveillance programs will continue to receive support and sustainment services
Fort Hood Sentinel: After successfully completing a mission rehearsal exercise in March and pre-deployment requirements, Soldiers of Headquarters and Headquarters
Yonhap: A U.S. senator proposed Thursday that next year’s defense budget bill include calls for deployment of the THAAD missile
Washington Examiner: If you are a resident of Washington, D.C., you are bearing witness to decades of neglect that have
Naval-Technology.com: The US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has successfully completed testing of an improved Raytheon-built Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block IB
Financial Times: Patriot missiles are needed in the Baltic states to deter a Russian invasion, Estonia’s defence chief has warned.
DefenseWorld.net South Korea plans to import arms worth 3.5 trillion won ($3 billion) this year to enhance its defense capabilities.
PR Newswire: Summary Demand for missiles and missile defense systems are expected to be driven by the ever increasing threat
IHS Jane’s Defense Weekly: Key Points Hyundai Heavy Industries is designing South Korea’s second batch of KDX-3 ships Design contract
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