Missile Defense News

August 21, 2020

MDA Head: Homeland Missile Defense Effort Needs Enhanced Network

USNI News To get to a layered, in-depth homeland missile defense system developing key networking and communications links between ballistic

August 21, 2020

This Map Explains How Chinese Bombers And Missiles Control The South China Sea

Forbes If you want to know why China wants control of the South China Sea – and why the U.S.

August 21, 2020

Space Command Leadership Changes Hands

Department of Defense For decades, the world has enjoyed the freedom to operate in space, and today, billions of people

August 21, 2020

IDF carries out three waves of airstrikes as 12 rockets launched from Gaza

The Jerusalem Post The IDF struck targets belonging to Hamas in the Gaza Strip during three rounds of airstrikes as

August 21, 2020

Saudi-led coalition downs Houthi missile fired towards Najran: Saudi TV

Reuters The Saudi-led coalition on Thursday evening intercepted a missile and an explosive-laden drone launched by Yemen’s Houthi group towards

August 21, 2020

Iran Making Long-Range Aerial Cruise Missile: Defense Minister

Tasnim In remarks on Friday, Brigadier General Amir Hatami said homegrown air-launched cruise missiles are undergoing tests. A long-range cruise

August 20, 2020

Iran shows off new ballistic, cruise missiles as US tensions rise

Aljazeera Iran displayed locally made ballistic and cruise missiles – a move certain to anger the United States as it

August 19, 2020

MDA Considering Navy’s Aegis System for Homeland Missile Defense

Sea Power The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) is investigating the feasibility of using the Navy’s Aegis Combat System and Standard

August 19, 2020

MBDA, Lockheed Martin submit proposal For Germany’s next gen integrated air, missile defense system

Aerotech News MBDA Deutschland and Lockheed Martin, the TLVS bidders consortium, have submitted an updated proposal to the German Federal

August 19, 2020

US and Japan plan fleet of low-orbit satellites to track missiles

Nikkei Asian Review Japan and the U.S. plan to deploy a network of small satellites in low-Earth orbit to detect

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