Missile Defense News

June 21, 2022

10 Chinese military aircraft enter Taiwan’s ADIZ

Taiwan News: Four People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) Shenyang J-16 fighter jets, two Chengdu J-10 fighter planes, two Shenyang

June 21, 2022

China says anti-missile test not ‘aimed at any country’ despite rising tensions

The Guardian: China has claimed a successful test of a land-based ballistic missile interception system amid heightened tensions in Asia,

June 17, 2022

Missile Defense: Better Oversight and Coordination Needed for Counter-Hypersonic Development

U.S. Government Accountability Office: The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) is developing systems to counter hypersonic missiles. These weapons are capable

June 17, 2022

Patriot missiles down drone target from Palau with assist from Lightning II

Stars and Stripes: A U.S. Army Patriot missile defense system and an Air Force F-35A Lightning II aircraft combined Wednesday

June 17, 2022

Russia launches Kalibr missile on ammunition dump in Ukraine

Navy Recognition: According to information published by Военный Осведомитель on June 15, 2022, the launch of Kalibr cruise missiles at

June 16, 2022

Hawaiian Space Force Antennas Collect Vital Data with ‘Antiquated’ Equipment

Air Force Magazine: Atop a ridge 1,500 feet above the waters of Yokohama Bay on Oahu island are six giant

June 16, 2022

Ministry to form environmental assessment body for THAAD unit ‘normalization’

Yonhap News Agency: South Korea’s Defense Ministry plans to form a government-civilian consultative body for the long-delayed environmental impact assessment

June 16, 2022

North Korea restoring another tunnel at a nuclear test site, report says

UPI: North Korea has begun repairing a second tunnel at its Punggye-ri nuclear test facility, according to a U.S. think

June 16, 2022

36th Munitions Squadron Readies Guam for Improved Stand-Off Weapons Capability

Air Force Magazine: Amid 4,400 acres of jungle terrain on the northern plateau of Guam, new construction is underway to

June 16, 2022

House Armed Services Democrats to propose $802 billion defense policy bill

The Hill: The top line, which was first reported by Bloomberg, includes a $772.5 billion discretionary top line for the

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