Missile Defense News

April 25, 2016

Denmark Progresses in NATO Ballistic Missile Defense Role

Defense News: Denmark has moved one step closer to determining the precise content of its contribution to NATO’s ballistic missile

April 22, 2016

RAN ANZAC frigate completes ASMD upgrade

IHS Jane’s 360: Key Points HMAS Parramatta has completed its anti-ship missile defence upgrade Project SEA 1448 is on track

April 22, 2016

U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Hosted Payload Delayed Until Mid-2017

Space News: The U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s first commercially hosted payload is now expected to launch in mid-2017, nine months

April 22, 2016

SMDC leadership speaks at AUSA missile symposium

U.S. Army Media: HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — Key U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command leaders participated in

April 21, 2016

Opening Remarks Of Chairman Rogers, Subcommittee On Strategic Forces Markup

WASHINGTON – Today, Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL), Chairman of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Strategic Forces, made the following remarks

April 21, 2016

Israeli Interceptor Launched From US System Destroys Target

Defense News: WASHINGTON — The US Army has launched a number of different types of missiles from its new Multi-Mission Launcher

April 20, 2016

Carter, Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Reaffirm Security Partnership

DoD News: Defense Secretary Ash Carter met today with Saudi Arabia’s defense minister, Deputy Crown Prince ‎Mohammed bin Salman in

April 20, 2016

USS Spruance and Decatur destroyers to deploy

Fox 5 San Diego: The San Diego-based guided missile destroyers USS Spruance and USS Decatur are scheduled to leave Tuesday

April 19, 2016

Going ballistic: Is Canada finally ready for a missile shield?

iPolitics: The Force has awakened — and it may be with Canada. Last week, Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan released a

April 19, 2016

China must see missile defense is ‘live or die’ for S.Korea -Seoul official

Reuters: China needs to understand that it is a matter of life or death for South Koreans to protect themselves