Missile Defense News

September 1, 2017

Jacobs (JEC) Awarded $4.6B IRES Deal by U.S. Defense Unit

Nasdaq: Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. JEC recently secured a prestigious indefinite quantity, indefinite delivery contract from the U.S. Missile Defense

September 1, 2017

The Russian Missile Program has Raised Concerns Among NATO Countries

Novinite: NATO countries are considering a reaction of the military organization of the West in the event of a violation

September 1, 2017

The North Korean Axis of Middle East Proliferation

The National Review: New evidence reveals that the relationship between Pyongyang, Tehran, and Damascus is more extensive and long-standing than

September 1, 2017

Air Force, Army seek upgrades at sites in Turkey

Stars and Stripes: STUTTGART, Germany — The United States wants to spend more than $30 million to upgrade military facilities

September 1, 2017

North Korea missile launches: Inside the US missile shield defense system

News.com: AT first glance it may seem that not a lot goes on here. The remote Alaskan wilderness is better

August 31, 2017

Admiral: No evidence of hacking in McCain, Fitzgerald collisions

Stars and Stripes: Navy investigators have found no evidence that cyberintrusions played a part in the serious collisions of two

August 31, 2017

As North Korea threat grows, experts warn of weaknesses in U.S. missile defense

WJLA: WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) — As tensions with North Korea simmer, the U.S. military announced Wednesday that it has

August 31, 2017

Navy’s ballistic missile shootdown comes hours after Kim Jong Un’s threat to contain Guam

Washington Examiner: A DEMANDING STANDOFF: The tension with North Korea over its missile tests and nuclear program has degenerated into

August 31, 2017

U.S., South Korean and Japanese warplanes carry out show of force against North Korea

USA Today: U.S., Japanese and South Korean warplanes carried out a show of force against North Korea, as Russia warned

August 31, 2017

Russia sends cruise missile-carrying submarines to Syria coast

The New Arab: Two of Russia’s most high-tech submarines are sailing to the eastern Mediterranean, likely heading for the Moscow’s

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