Missile Defense News

February 8, 2016

U.S., other nations condemn North Korean launch of long-range rocket

CNN: North Korea has successfully launched a satellite into space, its state-run TV said, an action immediately condemned by the

February 8, 2016

DOD office looks to field weapons faster

Defense Systems: As the Pentagon prepares to unveil a tech-heavy budget request, senior officials are highlighting a low-profile office created

February 7, 2016

North Korean rocket puts object into space, angers neighbors, U.S.

Reuters: North Korea launched a long-range rocket on Sunday carrying what it called a satellite, but its neighbors and the

February 5, 2016

NHK: N. Korea May Be Readying Ballistic Missile Test on its East Coast

KBS World Radio: Amid preparations for a rocket launch in North Korea, Japanese public broadcaster NHK has reported signs of

February 5, 2016

South Korea not ruling out THAAD defense system, despite Chinese objections

UPI: North Korea provocations are pushing South Korea toward strengthening its system of defense and to possibly deploy an advanced

February 5, 2016

US to use missile defense system to monitor North Korea’s upcoming missile launch — Carter

TASS: Washington will use its missile defense systems to keep track of North Korea’s (DPRK) upcoming missile launch, US Defense

February 5, 2016

Carter Details Proposed 2017 Budget Capability Improvements for Navy

US Department of Defense: Defense Secretary Ash Carter previewed the department’s fiscal year 2017 budget request, highlighting for sailors in

February 4, 2016

S. Korea to intercept N. Korean rocket if needed

Yonhap News Agency: SEOUL, Feb. 4 (Yonhap) — South Korea won’t hesitate to shoot down a North Korean rocket or

February 4, 2016

Pentagon chief says U.S. keeping eye on North Korea’s missile program

Reuters: MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR, Calif., Feb 3 (Reuters) – U .S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Wednesday

February 4, 2016

Pentagon Budget Requests $2B for Tomahawks, $2.9B for SM-6

Defense News: WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s budget submission will contain a request for $2 billion spread over the next five years

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