January 11, 2017
Stopping a N. Korean missile no sure thing, US tester says
Stars and Stripes: The United States’ $36 billion system of ground-based interceptors can’t yet be counted on to shoot down
Stars and Stripes: The United States’ $36 billion system of ground-based interceptors can’t yet be counted on to shoot down
RBTH: A regiment equipped with the new S-400 Triumf air defense missile system has taken up combat duty in the
Washington Business Journal: Lockheed Martin Corp doubled down on its pitch to outfit the Navy’s amphibious fleet with its signature
UPI: The U.S. Air Force has issued a request for proposal to develop laser protection systems for its fleet of
VOA: South Korean officials say they believe Pyongyang’s latest threat to test an intercontinental missile is intended to set
Defense World: Iranian lawmakers have approved a bill on Monday obliging the country’s administration to strengthen the country’s defense power
USNI News: Lockheed Martin would like to accelerate both its Aegis cruiser and destroyer modernization efforts and its AN/SPY-1 radar
Military Times: U.S. military officials in California have conducted a test launching more than 100 micro-drones from three F/A-18 Super
Yonhap News: Shooting down North Korea’s intercontinental ballistic missiles over international waters is one of the ways to disrupt their
Defenseworld.net Ukraine has approved a program to develop new air defense system, including a new medium-range missile. This new Ukrainian
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