Missile Defense News

March 2, 2018

Nuclear missile threat a ‘red line’ for Trump on North Korea

CNN News: Washington (CNN) – The Trump administration is considering military action against North Korea if the rogue regime successfully

March 2, 2018

Japan Debating Placing Missiles on Okinawa to Counter China

Sputnik News: The Japanese government has been in talks to place surface-to-ship missile batteries on Okinawa’s mainland in response to

March 2, 2018

Pentagon looks to adjust missile defense policy to include threats from Russia, China

Stars and Stripes: WASHINGTON – The Trump administration is working on an expanded U.S. missile defense policy that would address

March 1, 2018

Satellites reveal Iranian missile base in Syria

Israel National News: Satellite images have revealed what experts say is a new Iranian missile base in Syria, the sign

March 1, 2018

China shows off its deadly ‘long sword’ ground-to-air missiles capable of blitzing US military bases

The Sun: A deadly DF-10 fired from a rocket launching truck has the capability of reaching US military bases in

March 1, 2018

Russia’s Putin reveals ‘invincible’ nuclear weapons

BBC News: Russia has developed a new array of nuclear weapons that are invincible, according to President Vladimir Putin. Mr

March 1, 2018

US Strategic Command chief: It’s taking way too long to get space-based missile defense

Defense News: WASHINGTON — While the past year has been filled with talk of doing more to develop missile defense

March 1, 2018

‘Drop It on Their Heads’: StratCom’s Launch-Phase Missile Defense Plan

Military.com: The nation needs directed-energy weapons — lasers, particle beams, microwaves — to take out enemy ballistic missiles on launch,

March 1, 2018

DOD now treating missile defense flight test plans — once public — as classified

Inside Defense: The Pentagon — citing a need to “safeguard critical defense information” — will no longer provide advance information

March 1, 2018

Soldiers in Europe are now using lasers to shoot down drones

Military Times: For decades, the Defense Department has put money and manpower behind putting directed energy — or laser —

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