Missile Defense News

June 22, 2015

Colorado Springs—based Boecore a major player in aerospace, defense

The Denver Post: A venture that launched 15 years ago in a Colorado Springs basement is now flourishing as one

June 19, 2015

House Mark On Redesigned Kill Vehicle Has MDA Concerned

Space News Mike Gruss WASHINGTON – A senior U.S. Missile Defense Agency official expressed concern June 18 about a House

June 19, 2015

Pentagon Building Cruise Missile Shield To Defend US Cities From Russia

Defense One: The Pentagon is quietly working to set up an elaborate network of defenses to protect American cities from

June 18, 2015

Raytheon, Kongsberg Extend Partnership on NASAMS

Seapower Magazine: PARIS — Raytheon Co. and Kongsberg have signed an agreement to extend their partnership on the National Advanced

June 18, 2015

Navy Network Helps SM-6 Find, Kill Supersonic Target It Can’t See

Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: Hitting a bullet with a bullet at the speed of sound — well, nowadays, that’s no big deal.

June 18, 2015

Mercury Systems Receives $10.6M in Orders for Radar Subsystems for Missile Defense Application

Market Watch: CHELMSFORD, Mass. – June 16, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Mercury Systems, Inc. MRCY, +1.90% (www.mrcy.com), a leading high-tech commercial

June 18, 2015

10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command Soldier Helps at the Garrison

DVIDS: RHINE ORDNANCE BARRACKS, Germany — Like most Soldiers, Sgt. Robert Baddeley’s day starts around 6 a.m. for morning physical

June 17, 2015

North Korea: The Other Anti-Access Threat?

The Diplomat: When we think about anti-access warfighting concepts, we typically think of China. Think again. The technologies that make

June 17, 2015

North Korea’s New Anti-Ship Missile: Pyongyang’s Homegrown Naval Technology

International Business Times: The Rodong Sinmun newspaper called the new missiles “ultra-modern” and “highly intelligent” and said they will be soon be

June 17, 2015

As Putin talks more missiles and might, cost tells another story

New York Times: They call it “Russia’s military Disneyland,” and the underlying idea that Russia will soon field a high-tech,

International Cooperation