Missile Defense News

April 8, 2025

The U.S. Just Shot Down a Hypersonic Missile in a Show of Force

The National Interest The U.S. Armed Forces are continuing to develop technologies for countering adversaries’ hypersonic missiles. A hot topic in

April 7, 2025

Israeli firm Rafael, General Atomics ink deal to produce ‘Bullseye’ missile stateside

Breaking Defense SEA AIR SPACE 2025 — General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems said today it signed a memorandum of understanding with

April 4, 2025

Army Awards $4B IDIQ Contract for Aerostat Systems

US ARMY PEO IEW & S Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. – The U.S. Army announces the award of a 10-year

April 4, 2025

Lessons from Red Sea action spurring investment and innovation in missile defense

Breaking Defense The demand for rocket motors for missiles is acute, with steps being taken to expand domestic production that

April 3, 2025

Australia sizes up a continent-size gap in air defenses

Defense News MELBOURNE, Australia — Australian military leaders are scrambling to cobble together fresh air defense capabilities, as China’s missile

April 3, 2025

Japan develops new missiles designed to repel an invasion

Defense News MANILA, Philippines — Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has clinched a deal to develop new long-range, precision-guided missiles in

April 2, 2025

BREAKING: Norway, Ukraine in Talks to Co-Produce New Air Defense Missile

National Defense KONGSBERG, Norway — The governments in Kyiv and Oslo are having “ongoing discussions” that may lead to Ukraine

April 2, 2025

US Army aiming for next hypersonic missile test in December

Defense News The U.S. Army has scheduled a test of its Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon, or LRHW, for December, the service’s

March 31, 2025

U.S. Navy Conducts Hypersonic Defense Test Off Hawaii; Simulates Interception With SM-6 Missile

The East Asian Times The Missile Defense Agency (MDA), U.S. Navy, and Lockheed Martin conducted a missile defense test on

March 31, 2025

America’s Golden Dome can’t wait

Fox News A constellation of up to 2,000 linked satellite interceptors could cost less than one piece of today’s system

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