Missile Defense News

July 31, 2018

US Congress Pushes Ballistic Missile Defense Program Based on Laser-Armed Drones

Sputnik News: Despite receiving a record-high $11.5 billion budget in 2018, the US Missile Defense Agency is poised to receive

July 31, 2018

The S-400 deal, from Russia’s perspective

Defense News: MOSCOW — When Turkey in December signed a reported $2.5 billion agreement finalizing the purchase of Russian-made S-400

July 30, 2018

Rogers: Trump ordered Space Force on live TV to thwart Pentagon foes

AL.com: President Trump ordered the creation of an American “Space Force” on live television to keep opponents “in the Pentagon

July 30, 2018

Russia’s X-31 supersonic missile destroys target ship in Caspian Sea

Pravda Report: In addition to Su-34 fighters, Su-30SM, Su-24 and Su-34 and Su-25 attack aircraft also took part in military

July 30, 2018

Russia’s newest Kalibr cruise missile-capable corvettes may be offered to China & India – govt

RT: Russia will offer its newest corvettes – armed with battle-proven Kalibr cruise missiles – to foreign customers, including China,

July 30, 2018

Like Washington and Moscow: India to Set Up Missile Shield Around Delhi

Sputnik News: Taking a cue from superpowers Russia and the United States, other countries are mulling similar advanced air defense

July 30, 2018

Japan could soon withdraw PAC-3 missile interceptors

UPI: July 30 (UPI) — Missile interceptors Japan deployed in the Chugoku region in response to growing North Korea provocations

July 30, 2018

Decision on $3.6B Ravenna Missile Site Coming ‘Soon’

Business Journal Daily: VIENNA TOWNSHIP, Ohio – The decision about placing a missile defense site at Camp Ravenna should be

July 30, 2018

China Will Soon Be Able to Destroy Every Satellite in Space

The National Interest: China will soon be able to destroy every satellite in space, a senior U.S. military official has

July 30, 2018

Japan is ready to ink a $1.2 billion contract with Lockheed Martin for missile defense systems

Defense News: The Japanese government has officially chosen Lockheed Martin to provide the radar arrays for its forthcoming Aegis Ashore

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