Missile Defense News

April 11, 2017

Accelerated North Korean Ballistic Missile Program Worries Congress, Military

USNI News North Korea will “in a matter of time” have an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear

April 11, 2017

Crunch Time For Army Missile Defense Network, IBCS

BreakingDefense.com WASHINGTON: Northrop Grumman‘s IBCS network could revolutionize how the Army does air and missile defense, if they can get the software to stop crashing. Since Pentagon testers found in

April 11, 2017

Raytheon to upgrade U.S. ballistic missile defense radars

United Press International April 10 (UPI) — Raytheon received a $10 million contract from the U.S. Missile Defense Agency to upgrade

April 7, 2017

US attack on Syria could send North Korea clear message

Fox News: President Trump’s unexpected decision to launch 59 Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian airfield early Friday is a clear message

April 7, 2017

US General Confident North Korean Missile Can Be Intercepted

Business Insider: An Air Force general says she is extremely confident the United States could intercept a ballistic missile fired

April 7, 2017

North Korea’s Missile Test, a 9-Minute Hop, Leaves Analysts Puzzled

New York Times: If North Korea wanted to rattle the United States and China with its missile test this week,

April 7, 2017

Pentagon plans next major missile intercept test for late May

Boston Globe: The Pentagon has scheduled for late May the next intercept test of its $36 billion ground-based missile defense

April 6, 2017

Signed $2 bn missile contract with India, says Israeli firm

Business Standard Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) on Thursday announced the signing of contracts worth almost $2 billion for supply of medium

April 6, 2017

Trump’s Security Advisor Reaffirms Plan to Deploy Missile Defense System

Reuters President Donald Trump’s top security adviser agreed in a telephone call to proceed with the deployment of an advanced

April 6, 2017

Commentary: Next steps for homeland missile defense

Defense News WASHINGTON — Should North Korea fire a long-range ballistic missile in anger, America’s only line of defense is

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