Missile Defense News

July 22, 2016

North Korea building new, larger submarine pens

Jane’s: North Korea is constructing a fortified structure near the port city of Sinpo that will have what appears to

July 22, 2016

Missile-tracking computer data center opens at Fort Drum

Watertown Daily Times: A new computer center used for missile defense was formally unveiled on post Thursday. The Missile Defense

July 22, 2016

Raytheon Still Hopeful about Its German Patriot Deal

Market Realist: The US government gave a green light to Raytheon (RTN) in 2015 to export its 360-degree Gallium Nitride

July 22, 2016

International Missile Defense Market Heats Up

National Defense: As NATO celebrates the operability of its first land-based Aegis Ashore missile defense system in Romania, nations around

July 21, 2016

Lockheed to offer missile defense sensor for US Army’s LTAMDS program

Army Technology.com: Lockheed Martin will provide its new army missile defense sensor, in response to the US Army’s request for

July 21, 2016

Will Russia and China Build an SCO-Based Joint Missile Defense System?

SPUTNIK: On Monday, experts in Moscow and Beijing spoke via video conference on the implications for regional security of the US deployment of missile defense systems

July 21, 2016

35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade validates air missile defense readiness in the ROK

DVIDS: In a monumental first, 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, executed an Emergency Deployment Readiness Exercise, validating the unit’s ability

July 21, 2016

Russia to show S-500 at Army 2016 international forum

TASS: The promising Russian-made S-500 air defense missile system will be unveiled at the Army 2016 international military and technical

July 21, 2016

Russian Defense Minister Shoigu Reports on Russian Military Modernization

The Jamestown Foundation: In the fourth year of leading the Russian Ministry of Defense, Sergei Shoigu has demonstrated a unique

July 21, 2016

Poland Plans To Spend $21B on Drones, Helos, Air Defense, Subs

Defense News: The Polish Ministry of Defense aims  to spend at least 83 billion zloty (US $21 billion) on acquisitions of

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