Missile Defense News

January 6, 2017

U.S. Working Closely with Partners in Space

C4ISRNET: The U.S. has engaged in a series of space situational awareness agreements with a number of international partners and

January 5, 2017

Future Belgian Navy Frigates May Have Ballistic Missile Defense Capabilities

Navy Recognition: Belgium is planning to give Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) capabilities to its future frigates. The information was revelead

January 5, 2017

US can defend itself from North Korea missile attack: Pentagon

Defense Talk: The United States is certain it can defend itself from an attack by North Korea, the Defense Department

January 5, 2017

U.S. Navy to deploy advanced early warning aircraft to Japan

Reuters: The U.S. Navy on Thursday said it will deploy its latest advanced early warning aircraft to Japan to bolster

January 4, 2017

S Korea vows US missile system as opposition lawmakers head to China

Hindustan Times: South Korea is committed to deploying an advanced US missile defense system this year despite opposition from China,

January 4, 2017

Strategic command selects senior civilian leader

Redstone Rocket: The Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command did not have to go far to find its

January 4, 2017

Raytheon to provide missile defense training for Qatar

UPI: Raytheon has received a $163 million foreign military sales contract to provide integrated air and missile defense training for

January 3, 2017

Pentagon to Accelerate Rail Gun Projectile Weapon – Fires From Army Howitzer

Scout Warrior: The Navy is accelerating developmental testing of its high-tech, long-range Electro-Magnetic Rail Gun Hyper Velocity Projectile — such

January 3, 2017

North Korea’s claim on ICBM test plausible: experts

Reuters: North Korea has been working through 2016 on developing components for an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), making the isolated

January 3, 2017

Hopes for US-Russia Thaw Do Not Mean Moscow Will Abandon Its Defense Plans

Sputnik: The reserved reaction by the Kremlin to President-elect Donald Trump’s suggestion that the United States should upgrade its nuclear

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