Missile Defense News

May 8, 2015

Indian Army Air Defence inducts Akash missile system

Army Technology: The Indian Army Air Defence Corps has formally inducted the indigenously built Akash supersonic missile during a ceremony

May 6, 2015

Save Our Seoul: South Korea Needs THAAD ASAP

Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: North Korea can’t nuke the US, not yet. But boy dictator Kim Jong-un already has about a

May 6, 2015

NATO to Deploy US Missile Interceptors at Base in Romania by Year-End

Sputnik News: CHISINAU (Sputnik) — Elements of NATO missile shield in Europe will be deployed at a military base in Deveselu, Romania by the end of 2015,

May 5, 2015

(Israel) Defense Ministry carries out test of new rocket propulsion system

Jerusalem Post: The Defense Ministry carried out a test of a new rocket propulsion system from a base in central

May 5, 2015

Raytheon gets $559 million missile contract; work finalized at Redstone Arsenal

AL.com: Raytheon Company has received a $559.2 million contract for missile work that will be completed at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville.

May 5, 2015

Hill To Navy: Hurry Up On Rail Guns, Lasers

Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: Rail gun bullets move seven times the speed of sound. Laser beams fire at the speed of

May 5, 2015

On watch: Merle Rhodes was part of missile defense

Ellwood City Ledger: ELLWOOD CITY — Merle Rhodes, 70, from Ellwood City, said his time in the Army was uneventful,

May 4, 2015

Why South Korea Needs THAAD Missile Defense

ISN: The April 2015 interim nuclear agreement with Iran generated speculation that a similar agreement may be possible with North

May 1, 2015

Naked To Nuclear Attack: Democrats Hand The GOP A Winning Defense Issue For 2016

Forbes: The GOP is struggling to regain the reputation it once enjoyed as the party that understands how to defend America.  That

May 1, 2015

Lockheed Martin opens center for interceptor missile technology

UPI: SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 30 (UPI) — A laboratory has been opened in California by Lockheed Martin to develop next-generation