Missile Defense News

May 19, 2025

Defense Leaders Discuss Threats, Golden Dome During Budget Talks

U.S. Department of Defense Senior Defense Department officials met with the Senate Armed Services Committee strategic forces subcommittee in Washington,

May 19, 2025

Russia launched an attack with 112 drones, air defense shot down 73 UAVs

The Odessa Journal On the night of May 16 (starting at midnight), the Russian forces launched an attack using 112

May 19, 2025

US Space Force’s ‘orbital carrier’ risks escalating arms race, China’s PLA warns

South China Morning Post China’s military has warned that a plan by the US Space Force to deploy “orbital carriers”

May 19, 2025

Inaugural ROK-U.S. Integrated Air and Missile Defense Event Enhances Interoperability

Pacific Air Forces CHINHAE NAVAL BASE, Republic of Korea —   The Republic of Korea Navy Task Fleet and the

May 15, 2025

Pentagon Says It Has Crafted Initial Plan for ‘Golden Dome’ Defense System

The Pentagon has developed a draft architecture and plan to implement the proposed “Golden Dome” air and missile defense system,

May 15, 2025

Defense Leaders Discuss Threats, Golden Dome During Budget Talks

Senior Defense Department officials met with the Senate Armed Services Committee strategic forces subcommittee in Washington, May 13, 2025, to

May 15, 2025

Building a Golden Dome: Lessons from the 1950s

Real Clear Defense In response to his January executive order, President Trump will soon consider options developed by the Pentagon

May 15, 2025

Ukraine hacks 60-year-old Soviet S-200 missiles to hit Russian bombers and bridges

Euromaidan Press Kyiv is turning Cold War missiles into tools for modern warfare—because the West won’t send what Ukrainians really

May 15, 2025

Danish Navy’s Air Defense Frigate Iver Huitfeldt Showcases Advanced Air Defense Capabilities During NATO’s Exercise.

Global Defense News The Royal Danish Navy’s flagship air defene frigate, HDMS Iver Huitfeldt (F361), is actively participating in NATO’s

May 15, 2025

Pentagon to Deploy Discriminating Space Sensor for Ballistic Threat as Part of Golden Dome

air and space forces magazine The Pentagon is developing space-based sensors that can distinguish missile threats from clutter as a

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