Missile Defense News

January 22, 2016

Exclusive: U.S. weighs making Hawaii missile test site operational – sources

Reuters: The U.S. military has stepped up discussions on converting its Aegis missile defense test site in Hawaii into a

January 21, 2016

China Field Tests Dongfeng-31A Ballistic Missile in Extreme Weather Conditions

Defense World: The Dongfeng-31A transcontinental ballistic missile of China’s PLA Rocket Force is reported to have undergone field training in

January 21, 2016

THAAD will help counter N.K. missile threats: U.S. think tank

The Korea Herald: Amid North Korea’s evolving nuclear and missile threats, the stationing of advanced U.S. missile assets on the

January 21, 2016

GCC working on joint missile defense: Bahrain

Al Arabiya: Gulf Arab states are cooperating on regional missile defense and hope to announce the results soon, a Bahraini

January 21, 2016

Odds Improve For Missile Defense Site At Fort Drum

Fox 28 WNYF: The odds have just improved for what could be a major project at Fort Drum. It’s down

January 21, 2016

Efficient missile capabilities showcased during Patriot Shock exercise

U.S. Army: SKWIERZYNA, Poland – Polish and American soldiers jovially marched on icy paths through snowy woods while exchanging patches

January 20, 2016

Missile Defense Agency Head Syring on North Korean Nuclear Tests

USNI News: While terming North Korea’s most recent nuclear tests “alarming and provoking,” the director of the U.S. Missile Defense

January 20, 2016

Military: Pakistan Test-Launches Homegrown Cruise Missile

Defense News: ISLAMABAD — Pakistan conducted a successful flight test Tuesday of a locally developed cruise missile named “Ra’ad” with

January 20, 2016

Pentagon Eyes Laser-Armed Drones to Shoot Down Ballistic Missiles

Defense One: Four years after the Air Force’s missile-zapping Boeing 747 went to its final resting place in the Arizona

January 20, 2016

New SM-3 variant faces two intercept tests this year

Space News: WASHINGTON — A new missile co-developed by the United States and Japan is expected to participate in two intercepts

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