Missile Defense News

March 13, 2015

America’s Self-Inflicted National Security Crisis

Over the past several years, knowledgeable witnesses appearing before Congress have testified to an impending crisis in national security. Whether

March 13, 2015

UNITED STATES ADMITS TO SURVEYING FOR THAAD BATTERY SITES

Joon Ang Daily: The U.S. military admitted Thursday it has conducted site surveys in South Korea to deploy an advanced

March 13, 2015

Northcom Chief Discusses Threats to Homeland

DOD: WASHINGTON, March 12, 2015 – The most dangerous threats to the U.S. homeland include transnational criminal networks, homegrown violent

March 13, 2015

North Korea Fires Missiles Into Sea Again, South Says

AP: North Korea has test-fired seven short-range missiles into the sea, South Korean officials said Friday, in the latest such

March 12, 2015

Rep. Randy Forbes on What Navy’s New Maritime Strategy Should Say

It’s fair to say that John Lehman is the most influential Navy Secretary of the last half century. Under President

March 11, 2015

Korea, China show schism over THAAD

Korea Times: A rift has grown in the close relationship between Korea and China over the potential deployment of advanced

March 11, 2015

Combatant Commanders gain new ballistic missile defense capability through ‘threat upgrade’ software

PR Newswire: TUCSON, Ariz., March 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — For the first time ever, Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) has begun enhancing Standard

March 11, 2015

S. Korea keeps strategic ambiguity over THAAD missile defense system

Korea Herald: South Korea has made no decision on whether to allow the United States to deploy an advanced missile

March 10, 2015

Lippert attack puts focus on THAAD

Korea Times: Rival parties are engaged in a war over a possible deployment of the U.S. advanced missile interceptor, or

March 10, 2015

Saenuri starts drumbeat in favor of Thaad shield

Korea JoongAng Daily: Leaders of the conservative ruling party are increasingly promoting the deployment of an advanced but controversial U.S.

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