Missile Defense News

November 8, 2016

Huge NATO land army to meet Russian aggression

UA Position: Hundreds of thousands of NATO troops will be put on a higher state of alert amid growing tensions

November 8, 2016

Wes Kremer: Raytheon Could Update Germany’s Patriot Missile Defense System Within a Year

Executive Biz: A Raytheon official has said the company could perform updates to Germany’s Patriot missile defense system within a year and for less

November 7, 2016

North Korea’s Kim Blasts Obama

U.S. News: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is said to be plotting an “Election Day spectacular” — another missile launch. South

November 7, 2016

Air Defense Artillery Transfer of Authority Ceremony

DVIDS: The U.S. Army 2nd Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery (ADA) Regiment relinquished authority for the Counter Rocket, Artillery and

November 7, 2016

Russian warplanes keep buzzing the Baltics. Here’s how NATO scrambles.

The Washington Post: On a recent night at this air base where NATO fighter pilots keep a constant vigil against

November 7, 2016

Military on high alert against N. Korea threats around US election

The Korea Times: South Korea’s military said Monday it will stay on high alert as North Korea may fire an

November 7, 2016

The Scariest Thing North Korea Could Ever Do: Sell a Nuclear Weapon

The National Interest: As North Korea’s economic position worsens, the risk that it sells its nuclear weapons technology grows. Pyongyang

November 7, 2016

3-43 ADA travels to Arizona for exercise with Marines

El Paso Times: A Fort Bliss Patriot battalion took its vehicles and equipment, drove across parts of three states, camped

November 7, 2016

Nato puts 300,000 troops on ‘HIGH ALERT’ amid fears of all out confrontation with Russia

Express: NATO is said to be preparing a military force of up to 300,000 personnel, capable of being deployed within

November 7, 2016

Generals tour Guam THAAD

Pacific Daily News: South Korea’s highest-ranking military brass, Gen. Sun Jin Lee, chairman of its joint chiefs of staff, recently visited

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