Missile Defense News

February 1, 2017

Pentagon tracks China test of long-range missile with 10 warheads

World Tribune: U.S. officials said China’s recent test of a long-range missile with 10 warheads indicates Beijing is intent on

February 1, 2017

NATO looking into Iran’s ballistic missile test

The Peninsula: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Tuesday said the alliance should develop its own missile systems after reports

February 1, 2017

Iran Warns Trump Over Missile Dispute, and American U.N. Envoy Hits Back

The New York Times: Already furious over President Trump’s visa ban, Iran warned the United States on Tuesday not to

February 1, 2017

More Money: US Missile Defense Agency Ups Lockheed THAAD Contract to $1.3Bln

Sputnik International: The defense manufacturer was awarded a $345.5 million modification for an existing contract for THAAD element development and support service,

January 31, 2017

UAE THAAD Site Reaches Milestone

Bellingcat The UAE operationally deployed the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system for the first time in 2016, a

January 31, 2017

U.N. to hold urgent meeting on Iran missile test at U.S. request

The Spokesman Review WASHINGTON – The U.N. Security Council scheduled urgent consultations Tuesday on an Iranian ballistic missile test at

January 31, 2017

Army Must Be Ready For Multi-Domain Battle In Pacific ‘Tomorrow’

Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: With one eye on China and another on North Korea, US Army Pacific is injecting cyber warfare

January 31, 2017

China Tests Missile With 10 Warheads

The Free Beacon Multi-warhead weapon tested amid growing tensions with the United States China flight tested a new variant of

January 31, 2017

David Gets Some High-Tech Help in His Battle with Goliath

Defense Industry Daily Israel and the US government have granted Israeli manufacturer Rafael permission to discuss the David’s Sling air-defense system with

January 31, 2017

North Korea’s plutonium-producing reactor likely reactivated, says report

Jane’s 360 Analysis of commercial satellite imagery from 22 January indicates that operations at the 5 MWe plutonium-producing reactor at

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