Missile Defense News

August 11, 2015

When it comes to war in space, U.S. has the edge

Reuters: Quietly and without most people noticing, the world’s leading space powers — the United States, China and Russia —

August 11, 2015

PLA Likely to Display DF-31B ICBM at Beijing’s V-J Day Parade

Yibada: China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is likely to make a public display of the latest variant of its DF-31

August 11, 2015

Issues To Watch At Space & Missile Defense Conference: Heritage

Breaking Defense: The Obama administration’s 2016 budget request for missile defense investments went up slightly to $9.6 billion for missile defense development and operations,

August 7, 2015

Missile Defense Agency gearing up for small business conference in Huntsville

AL.com Small businesses can learn about opportunities with the Missile Defense Agency next week during a two-day conference set to

August 6, 2015

Pit LRASM Against Tomahawk For Anti-Ship Missile: VADM Aucoin

Breaking Defense: For all the US Navy’s worldwide might, it’s painfully short on ship-killing firepower. The Pacific fleet in particular

August 6, 2015

JL-2 SLBM could be ‘grand finale’ of Beijing WWII parade: analyst

Want China Times: China is likely to show off its latest and most advanced weapons and military equipment at the

August 6, 2015

Michigan Returns to the Pacific Northwest

Navy: The Ohio-class guided-missile submarine USS Michigan (SSGN 727) returned home to the Pacific Northwest Aug. 1, following a 20-month

August 6, 2015

Sea Launch of Russian Bulava Missile From Nuclear Sub by Year End

Sputnik International: The sea launch of a Bulava ballistic missile will be made by Russia’s strategic nuclear submarine Vladimir Monomakh by the end

August 5, 2015

Latvia To Acquire US Stingers, Boost Air Defense

Defense News: Latvia’s top military chief, Lt. Gen. Raimonds Graube, announced plans to acquire Stinger anti-aircraft missiles from the US.

August 5, 2015

Lockheed locks down US Army JAGM development contract

Defense News: Lockheed Martin’s Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) won the company a $66.3 million development contract to eventually replace the

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