Missile Defense News

October 7, 2015

Romania’s ForMin. Aurescu meets head of U.S. Missile Defense Agency Syring

Actmedia: Romania’s Foreign Affairs Minister Bogdan Aurescu on Tuesday met head of the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, Vice Admiral James

October 7, 2015

Underfunding Patriot modernization endangers our troops

The Hill Congress continues to support investments in defense technologies that give our warfighters a shield against battlefield missiles. The

October 6, 2015

New security force defends missile system in Guam

Pacific Daily News: “Permission to assume the Defense of Guam Mission,” echoed through the Coral Reef Fitness Center on Andersen

October 6, 2015

US Ballistic Missile Defense Destroyer Deploying to Black Sea

Sputnik: The missile defense destroyer USS Porter will enter the Black Sea on Tuesday to support partners in the region, the US Navy

October 5, 2015

Space-based missile warning continues expansion

Air Force Space Command: As the SBIRS program continues to advance, new mission opportunities are underway, including support civil agencies,

October 2, 2015

Soldiers mark Patriot milestone with blast over Mediterranean

Stars and Stripes: CHANIA, Greece — U.S. Army Spc. Christopher Duval has spent the past two years with his finger

October 2, 2015

House adopts defense conference report, but can’t override veto

Washington Post: The House on Thursday adopted the conference report for the annual defense policy bill on a 270 to 156 vote,

October 1, 2015

Leonard takes reins of elevated sensor system

Redstone Rocket: Wayne Leonard believes in developing relationships and communication. He expressed their importance Friday when taking the helm of

October 1, 2015

America needs a global missile defense plan

The Hill: The Iran deal marks a new phase in the nuclear age: the advent of new nuclear states. It

October 1, 2015

NDAA Conference Report Supports Possible East Coast Missile Defense Site

Defense News: The National Defense Authorization Act that has emerged from conference negotiations would add $30 million for the planning