Missile Defense News

July 2, 2015

China Navy Holds First Missile Combat Resupply Drill

Reuters: China’s navy held its first drill simulating the resupply of missiles in a combat environment in the Yellow Sea,

July 2, 2015

New Pacific Russian Nuclear Missile Submarine Facility Could Open by October

U.S. Naval Institute: Upgrades to the Russian Navy’s ballistic nuclear missile submarine (SSBN) base in the Pacific could be completed

July 2, 2015

Global Missiles and Missile Defense systems Market 2015, estimated to value US $23.8 billion in 2014

CSO: The global missiles and missile defense systems market, estimated to value US$23.8 billion in 2014, is projected to grow

July 2, 2015

SMDC leads way for integrated air, missile defense

Redstone Rocket: As the Army’s lead in missile defense, the Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command is taking

July 1, 2015

MDA Taps IDT to Automate Ballistic Missile Defense System Tests, Integration

GovConWire: The Missile Defense Agency has awarded Innovative Defense Technologies a three-year, $9.99 million contract to develop and deploy the company’s Automated Test and

July 1, 2015

Sea-based radar market tipped to grow over 10 years

United Press International: A 10-year study of the sea-based radar market indicates it will grow to an estimated $13.037 billion,

June 30, 2015

Park urges military readiness against N. Korean provocations

Yonhap: President Park Geun-hye called on the military Tuesday to maintain its readiness to deter any possible provocation from North

June 30, 2015

Army Holds Final Public Hearing on Proposed Permanent THAAD Unit

Pacific News Center: On Saturday U.S. Army officials held the last of two public hearings on the proposed permanent basing

June 30, 2015

Abe seeks to protect U.S. vessels

The Japan News: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe raised an important question on whether the current security-related bills would allow Japan

June 30, 2015

Navy chooses Lockheed Martin in Salina for $59 million ship defense contract

Syracuse: The U.S. Navy has selected Lockheed Martin and its plant in suburban Syracuse for a contract worth up to $59

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