Missile Defense News

March 9, 2015

Egypt to purchase Antey-2500 missile system from Russia: TASS

Cairo Post: CAIRO: Russia will supply Egypt with an Antey-2500 anti-ballistic missile system and training for more than $1 billion

March 6, 2015

Leidos Selects DCNS For NATO Ballistic Missile Defence Program

Defense World: Leidos has selected DCNS as part of a multinational consortium to participate in the system engineering and the

March 6, 2015

Stackley: Fleet Needs More BMD Ships to Meet Demand

USNI News: CRYSTAL CITY, Va. — The Navy’s acquisition chief stressed the importance of modernizing ships in the fleet –

March 6, 2015

U.S. says North Korea nuclear and missile work ‘of great concern’

Reuters: (Reuters) – The United States said on Wednesday that North Korea’s nuclear program and the increased range and precision

March 5, 2015

Senior General: US considering possible Middle East missile defense

Reuters: Missile defense advocate says a THAAD system in the Middle East would be a “political chess move” in the

March 4, 2015

U.S. budget caps could complicate Israel’s missile funding request

By Andrea Shalal (Reuters) – Mandatory caps due to resume this year for the U.S. defense budget could complicate Congress’

March 4, 2015

Navy Again Reduces Scope of Destroyer Modernization, 5 Ships Won’t Receive Any Ballistic Missile Defense Upgrades

USNI News: Five Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers (DDG-51) will forgo a combat system upgrade that would allow the ships

March 4, 2015

After You, Mr. Putin

The National Review: Robert Joseph, Eric Edelman, and Rebeccah Heinrichs Less than three years after President Obama, Hillary Clinton, and

March 4, 2015

Putin’s ‘Red October’: Russia’s Deadliest New Submarine

The Diplomat: As a follow-up to my previous article “What to Expect from Russia’s Pacific Fleet in 2014,” I would like

March 4, 2015

Netanyahu Speech: Iran Engaged in Deadly ‘Game of Thrones’

ABC News: In a speech to Congress today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran is playing a “deadly ‘Game

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