Missile Defense News

October 7, 2015

Romania’s ForMin. Aurescu meets head of U.S. Missile Defense Agency Syring

Actmedia: Romania’s Foreign Affairs Minister Bogdan Aurescu on Tuesday met head of the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, Vice Admiral James

October 7, 2015

Underfunding Patriot modernization endangers our troops

The Hill Congress continues to support investments in defense technologies that give our warfighters a shield against battlefield missiles. The

October 6, 2015

Sohae Satellite Launching Station (Tongchang-ri) 3D Panorama: Launch Control Center (Exterior)

38 North: 38 North announces the release of a new 3D panorama of facilities at the Sohae Satellite Launching Station (also referred to

October 6, 2015

New security force defends missile system in Guam

Pacific Daily News: “Permission to assume the Defense of Guam Mission,” echoed through the Coral Reef Fitness Center on Andersen

October 6, 2015

US Ballistic Missile Defense Destroyer Deploying to Black Sea

Sputnik: The missile defense destroyer USS Porter will enter the Black Sea on Tuesday to support partners in the region, the US Navy

October 6, 2015

China Launches Powerful Long March 6 Rocket Capable Of Carrying 20 Warheads

International Business Times: China has launched its first Long March 6 rocket into orbit with 20 small satellites, making it

October 6, 2015

Iran claims Russia has started delivery of S-300 missile defense system

Times of Israel: Tehran announced Monday that Russia had begun delivering its advanced S-300 air defense system to Iran in

October 5, 2015

N. Korea opts for military parade instead of missile launch

Korea Times: North Korea is likely to go for an ostentatious military parade for the celebration of the ruling party’s

October 5, 2015

Russia Begins Construction of Anti-Missile Radar in Arctic

Sputnik: Construction of a cutting-edge missile attack early warning radar station has begun in the Arctic, Russia’s Aerospace Defense Forces Deputy Commander

October 5, 2015

Space-based missile warning continues expansion

Air Force Space Command: As the SBIRS program continues to advance, new mission opportunities are underway, including support civil agencies,

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