Missile Defense News

May 10, 2016

Saudi intercepts missile from Yemen but truce holds

Reuters: Saudi Arabia intercepted a ballistic missile fired from Yemen on Monday, but a Saudi-led military coalition said it would

May 10, 2016

Raytheon Wins $28 Million To Upgrade Qatar Air and Missile Defense Operations Center

DefenseWorld.net: Raytheon has won $28million modification to previously awarded contract for the Qatar Air and Missile Defense Operations Center. Work

May 9, 2016

US won’t ‘stand unmoved’ in face of N. Korean threats:US diplomat

Yonhap: The United States and its allies “will not stand unmoved” in the face of North Korea’s nuclear and missile

May 9, 2016

South to reinforce capability of preemptive strikes

The Korea Times: By Jun Ji-hye The military said Monday that it will prioritize strengthening its capabilities for conducting preemptive

May 6, 2016

Top US Official: Washington Seeking THAAD Dialogue With Beijing

Voice of America: A top U.S. official says Washington still hopes to hold a dialogue with Beijing on the possible

May 6, 2016

Missile bases bolster NATO in new stance with Russia

New York Times: NATO’s European missile defense system will go live on Thursday when a base in Romania becomes operational.

May 5, 2016

NATO Ratchets Up Missile Defense Despite Russian Criticism

New York Times: A United States Air Force F-22 Raptor fighter jet, which is part of the Operation Atlantic Resolve,

May 4, 2016

CIMSEC Interviews Captain Mark Vandroff, Program Manager DDG-51, Part 1

Center for International Maritime Security: CIMSEC sat down with Captain Mark Vandroff to solicit his expert insight into the complex world

May 4, 2016

Vendors showcase new technology at Fort Sill conference

ABC 7 News: Hundreds of people from all over the world are converging on Fort Sill this week for the

May 4, 2016

S. Korea’s military buildup to focus on countering DPRK’s nuke, missile threats: Seoul

China Economic Net: South Korean Defense Minister Han Min-koo said on Wednesday that his country’s military buildup will be focused