Missile Defense News

September 24, 2015

Missiles and satellites: China’s plan to counter US naval power

Want China Times: China showed off two of its new medium-range ballistic missiles during the Sept. 3 parade in Beijing

September 23, 2015

UAE forces use Patriot missile system to thwart Houthi attack

The National: Gulf coalition forces thwarted a rebel missile attack on their camp in Marib province on Monday night, Yemeni

September 23, 2015

Raytheon wins prestigious Brandon Hall award for Patriot missile battery virtual training

Market Watch: Virtual training technology developed by Raytheon RTN, +0.78% has received the prestigious Brandon Hall silver award for “Best

September 23, 2015

Allies discuss N.K. nuclear, missile threats

The Korea Herald: Senior diplomatic and security policymakers of South Korea and the U.S. gathered Wednesday in Seoul to assess

September 23, 2015

More And Better Radars Are The Next Step In Countering Missile Threats

Lexington Institute: The United States, its friends and allies face a serious and growing threat from adversaries armed with a

September 23, 2015

US Supports India’s Membership to Missile Technology Control Regime

NDTV: The US has supported India’s entry into the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) that would enable it to share

September 23, 2015

Building the Best Defense

U.S. News and World Report: The people who allegedly knew better scoffed at then-President Ronald Reagan back in 1983 when

September 22, 2015

US says Patriot missiles can be redeployed in Turkey at a week’s notice

Today’s Zaman: “We are prepared to sustain the current deployment site in a cold-basing status to facilitate future deployments of

September 22, 2015

Schriever celebrates 30 years as the Air Force’s top-secret satellite operator

The Gazette: One of the Air Force’s youngest bases is marking a milestone anniversary this week with fun and games.

September 22, 2015

THAAD will cost 3tr won: Air Force chief

Korea Herald: Stationing an advanced U.S. missile defense unit on the peninsula will cost around 3 trillion won ($2.6 billion),

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