Missile Defense News

September 21, 2015

Lockheed, MBDA See NATO Future for MEADS

Defense News: Lockheed Martin and MBDA Deutschland are expecting to sign a contract with Germany next year to produce the

September 18, 2015

Raytheon ship-defense missile hits mark in test

Arizona Daily Star: The U.S. Navy has for the first time successfully fired a tactical ship-defense missile made by Tucson-based

September 18, 2015

U.S. says more sanctions a possible response to any North Korea launch

Reuters: A senior U.S. defense official said on Thursday that additional sanctions were a possible response to any North Korea

September 18, 2015

Canada examining contribution to U.S. missile defence in Arctic

Ottawa Citizen: Canada’s military is looking at ways to potentially contribute to missile defence but it has yet to figure

September 17, 2015

Missile Procurement Streaks Ahead

IHS Janes: Raytheon Missile Systems has received an initial USD87 million contract from the US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) to

September 17, 2015

Joint Staff Studies New Options For Missile Defense

Breaking Defense: Minds are changing inside the Pentagon when it comes to the best ways to stop missile attacks, the Army’s

September 17, 2015

Syria conflict: Israeli and US alarm as Russia gives Assad regime anti-aircraft missile system

The Independent: The United States and Israel have voiced concern about Russia’s intentions in Syria amid signs that Moscow and

September 17, 2015

Anti-missile system deployed in coastal Israeli town

I24 News: Concern about Islamic Jihad rockets from Gaza after Palestinian activist re-arrested and resumed hunger strike Israel deployed an

September 16, 2015

S. Korean Aegis destroyer ordered to detect ballistic missile launch: military sources

Arirang: South Korea responds to North Korea’s growing aggressive overtones by intensifying surveillance at sea. Military sources in Seoul say,

September 16, 2015

AFA 2015: Russia has closed air power gap with NATO, US warns

The Diplomat: Russia’s military modernization has diminished NATO’s air superiority in Europe, US Air Force (USAF) General Frank Gorenc, the

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