Missile Defense News

June 8, 2018

Defense Department modifies contract for ballistic missiles

UPI: June 8 (UPI) — The Department of Defense modified a contract with Raytheon for full production of the Standard

June 8, 2018

The Threat of Nuclear Holocaust — Imminent but Preventable

Inside Sources: The third iteration of a U.S.-North Korean rapprochement with a third generation dictator is missing one thing: nuclear

June 8, 2018

Putin assures that Avangard hypersonic missile system will enter service in 2019

TASS: MOSCOW, June 7. /TASS/. The Kinzhal hypersonic missile system and the laser combat complex are already in service with

June 8, 2018

Israeli Navy holds drill to defend economic vulnerabilities

Y Net News: The Israeli Navy completed an elaborated military exercise last week led by the Shayetet 3 missile boat

June 8, 2018

Senate NDAA Would Mandate Work on Missile Defenses in Space

Roll Call: The Senate Armed Services Committee voted behind closed doors on May 23 to require the Pentagon to start

June 8, 2018

Russian S-400 Defense Systems Minimize Turkey’s External Dependency – Minister

Sputnik: The interior minister noted that Turkey was currently unable to repel a missile attack on the country, and the Russian anti-missile

June 8, 2018

SASC NDAA Would Add $500M For Cruise Missile Defense

Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: The Senate Armed Services Committee has lost patience with the Army program to develop cruise missile defenses,

June 8, 2018

Russia and China perfected ‘carrier killer’ missiles for decades — here’s how the US’s new carrier can stop them

Business Insider: The US Navy’s new USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier cost $13 billion dollars and will set to

June 8, 2018

Missile Defense Deployment in Europe, Asia Affecting Russian, Chinese Security

Sputnik: A number of countries, under the pretext of a “missile threat,” unilaterally deploy missile defense systems in Europe and

June 8, 2018

Alaska, Hawaii Congressmen Want to Beef Up Missile Defense

The Associated Press: Two senators from opposing parties are introducing a bipartisan bill that would strengthen the United States’ missile

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