Missile Defense News

June 4, 2018

As U.S. Confronts China on Trade, Taiwan Tensions Quietly Build

Bloomberg: Even as defense ministers and military chiefs meeting in Singapore called out China for parking missiles on outposts in

June 4, 2018

Turkey, Italian-French consortium advance talks on air defense systems

Hurriyet Daily News: Cooperation between European manufacturer of anti-air missiles Eurosam and Turkish defense organizations will provide technology transfer to

June 4, 2018

Saudi threatens military action against Qatar over Russian S-400 missiles sale: report

Daily Sabah: Saudi Arabia has threatened military action against Qatar if it goes ahead and acquires Russia’s top of the

June 4, 2018

America’s Missile Defense Programs – Part II: Now What?

Gatestone Institute: The Trump administration is in the final leg of its missile defense review which will be soon be

June 4, 2018

Northrop Grumman Wins $866 Million Radar Sensor Modification Contract

Defense World: Northrop Grumman has been awarded $866 million contract for the sustainment and modification of radar sensors, providing depot-level

June 1, 2018

Saudi Arabia: S-400 sale talks with Russia ‘advancing well’

Press TV: Speaking to Sputnik on Thursday, the kingdom’s Ambassador to Moscow Rayed Krimly said the two sides were working

June 1, 2018

Russia Wants to Arm Its New Husky-Class Submarines with Hypersonic Missiles

The National Interest: Russia plans to arm its most advanced nuclear submarines with hypersonic missiles by 2027. The Husky-class attack

June 1, 2018

Raytheon to invest $100M to expand Mississippi radar plant

AP News: JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A defense contractor announced Thursday that it will invest $100 million at its Mississippi

June 1, 2018

Japan wants to deploy land-based US Aegis missile shield in Akita to guard against N Korea threat

South China Morning Post: AKITA, Japan (Kyodo) — The Defense Ministry said Friday it hopes to start deploying the U.S.

June 1, 2018

Sea Ceptor Declared Operational

Aviation Week: LONDON—Britain’s Royal Navy has declared its MBDA Sea Ceptor ship-launched surface-to-air missile system operational. The system uses the

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