Missile Defense News

February 22, 2018

Finland’s Getting Ice-Breaking Missile Corvettes With Serious Air Defense Abilities

The Drive: The U.S. State Department recently approved the potential sale to Finland of more than $800 million worth of

February 22, 2018

State Department approves $3.2B missile defense sale to Sweden

Inside Defense: The State Department has approved a possible $3.2 billion foreign military sale of Patriot Configuration-3+ Modernized Fire Units

February 22, 2018

Navy expects ESSM to reach full-rate production in 2023

Inside Defense: The Navy anticipates full-rate production rounds of Ratheyon’s Evolved Seasparrow Missile Block II will be delivered to the

February 21, 2018

Revealed: The Details of China’s Latest Hit-To-Kill Interceptor Test

The Diplomat: The Chinese ballistic missile defense test that took place on February 5 involved a Dong Neng-3 (DN-3/KO09) hit-to-kill

February 21, 2018

Pentagon prepares new ballistic missile defense review

APA: After publishing the National Defense Strategy and Nuclear Posture Review in the first eight weeks of the year, the

February 21, 2018

Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea

Defense News: On Feb. 11, 2018, The New York Times editorial board published an article assailing the “dangerous illusion of missile

February 21, 2018

Russia releases video of its modernized ballistic missile defense system

Defense News: MOSCOW ― On Feb. 12, the Russian Defense Ministry posted a video on its website showing the white desolation

February 21, 2018

How To Implement The National Defense Strategy In Pacific

Breaking Defense: The National Defense Strategy rightly prioritizes great power competition as the biggest threat to U.S. security. This is

February 20, 2018

Week ahead: Pentagon turns focus to missile defense

The Hill: Congress is out of town in the coming week for the Presidents Day recess, but defense work grinds

February 20, 2018

Japan and US scramble to perfect missile attack responses

Nikkei Asian Review: TOKYO — As North Korea refuses to give up its nuclear and missile development programs, Japan and

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