Missile Defense News

July 27, 2015

Russia Launches Cutting-Edge Spy Ship to Track U.S. Missile Defense

The Moscow Times: Russia inducted a new-generation spy ship into the Northern Fleet on Sunday during navy day celebrations. The

July 27, 2015

N.K. rocket threats escalate

The Korea Herald: North Korea’s recent deployment of four multiple rocket launchers on a border island is raising questions whether

July 27, 2015

Japanese military leader’s visit to Offutt helps strengthen military alliance with U.S.

Omaha: The stopover at Offutt Air Force Base occurred on July 12 and 13 as Kawano, Japan’s senior military leader,

July 27, 2015

Test-firing medium-range ballistic missile doesn’t violate nuclear deal

Kuwait News Agency: Test-firing Iranian medium-range ballistic missiles does not violate the nuclear agreement between Iran and the world powers

July 24, 2015

Northrop Grumman, Missile Defense Agency Host Small Businesses to Spur Innovation Research

Global Newswire: Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) and the Missile Defense Agency recently hosted an event for small businesses to advance

July 24, 2015

Friday homecoming for crew of USS Laboon

ABC 13 News: They’re nearly home! Friday is homecoming day for the crew of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS

July 23, 2015

US to place AMD components in Poland despite Iranian deal – Kerry’s deputy

RT: US anti-missile systems will be placed in Poland despite world powers reaching an agreement on Iran’s nuclear program, John

July 23, 2015

Pentagon Prepares to Send Better Radar to Ukraine

Wall Street Journal: The Pentagon is moving toward providing Ukraine with bigger, longer-range radar to help it counter artillery being

July 23, 2015

Turkey Advances Indigenous Missile Programs

Defense News: The Turkish military does not boast the world’s most advanced gear for precision strikes but a number of local

July 23, 2015

Russia Plans ‘Adequate Response’ To US Navy’s Missile Shield Expansion, Official Says

International Business Times: The United States Navy’s plan to outfit approximately 50 military ships with missile-defense capabilities will draw an

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