Missile Defense News

December 5, 2016

USS Carney Completes Second FDNF Patrol

Global Security: Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Carney (DDG 64) returned to Naval Station Rota, Spain, Dec. 2, completing

December 5, 2016

Japan Likely To Buy US Thaad Missile System

Defense World: Japan is considering buying the US Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) advanced anti-missile system to counter North Korea’s

December 5, 2016

Denmark: Onboard with NATO Missile Defense?

Real Clear Defense: Earlier this month, the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance had the privilege of attending a reception onboard the

December 5, 2016

S. Korea, US seek ways to counter N. Korea’s SLBM threat

The Korea Herald: South Korea and US forces are stepping up efforts to better counter the growing threat from North

December 2, 2016

Iran Considers Renewal of US Sanctions a Violation of Nuclear Deal

VOA: Iran is threatening to retaliate after the U.S. Senate gave Congress’ final approval to an extension of the American

December 2, 2016

N.K. nukes aimed for reunification on its own terms: expert

Yonhap: A researcher argued Friday that North Korea is developing nuclear weapons not to use in war, but as a

December 2, 2016

Senate votes to extend sanctions against Iran

CNN: Senators overwhelmingly approved Thursday a 10-year extension of tough economic sanctions against Iran they believe is needed to ensure

December 2, 2016

Trump team considering new non-nuclear sanctions on Iran: FT

Reuters: Donald Trump’s transition team is examining proposals for new non-nuclear sanctions on Iran, the Financial Times reported on Friday,

December 2, 2016

Best of the best in missile defense

Dvids: The top missile defense service members on the Korean Peninsula were recognized by the founder and chairman of the

December 2, 2016

U.S. Navy Advances Massive Destroyer, Cruiser Aegis Tech Overhaul

The National Interest: The Navy is modernizing its destroyers and cruisers with Aegis technology equipped with new multi-mission signal processors,

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