Missile Defense News

July 13, 2015

China Wants to Develop a New Long-Range Strategic Bomber

The Diplomat: China needs to develop a new long-range strike bomber capable of attacking targets farther out in the Pacific.

July 13, 2015

Russia Developing Airships Equipped With Anti-Ballistic Missile Radars

Sputnik News: Airships currently in development  in Russia may be equipped with ballistic missile defense radars, Vladimir Mikheev, advisor for first vice-president of Russia’s KRET

July 13, 2015

Japan Likely To Bolster Naval Missile Defense

Defense News: Japan’s likely adoption of the advanced Naval Integrated Fire Control-Counter Air (NIFC-CA) system will greatly improve its combat

July 10, 2015

Japan interested in joining NATO missile consortium

Reuters: Japan is interested in joining a NATO missile building consortium that would give Tokyo its first taste of a

July 10, 2015

Iran nuke talks snag over lifting arms embargo

USA Today: Efforts to wrap up a nuclear agreement between Iran and world powers by Friday have hit a new

July 10, 2015

Russia is biggest threat to US national security, Joint Chiefs nominee tells Congress

US News and World Report: WASHINGTON (AP) — Russia poses the world’s greatest threat to U.S. national security, President Barack

July 10, 2015

Lockheed Martin Completes 100th THAAD Interceptor

PR Newswire: Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] delivered the 100th interceptor for the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system in

July 9, 2015

COBRA DANE team moves forward with radar’s sustainment plan

Hanscom Air Force Base: The Battle Management program executive officer at Hanscom AFB recently approved a strategy for the sustainment

July 9, 2015

Deadline approaches to comment on missile defense system

Kuam News: Thursday, July 9 marks the deadline for the public to comment on the environmental assessment of the Terminal

July 8, 2015

Russia’s Cutting Edge Submarine Fleet to Receive ‘Aircraft Carrier Killer’

Sputnik International: Russia plans to expand its nascent high-end submarine fleet with two new fifth generation nuclear-powered watercraft, known only

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