Missile Defense News

January 26, 2018

India’s Agni 5 ICBM: The Asian Missile Race Heats Up

Global Research: India’s successful test launch of the Agni 5 ICBM reignited the Asian missile race by disrupting the strategic

January 26, 2018

Mentoring soldiers keeps air-defense enlisted leader young at heart, energized

El Paso Times: Command Sgt. Maj. Steve Burnley is never too busy to stop and mentor a young soldier. Burnley,

January 26, 2018

Stefanik pushes for Fort Drum missile site in op-ed letter

Watertown Daily News: U.S. Rep. Elise M. Stefanik continued her push to make Fort Drum a new missile defense site,

January 26, 2018

General Dynamics to invest $1.9 billion in submarines and shipbuilding

Inside Defense: General Dynamics intends to invest $1.7 billion and $200 million in its submarine and shipbuilding businesses, respectively, over

January 26, 2018

China Upgrades Its Ballistic Missiles

Sputnik News: A Chinese military spokesman has stated that the People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force has completed upgrades to its

January 26, 2018

Boeing’s Harpoon Block II+ Is the Navy’s New Ship-Killer Missile

The National Interest: The United States Navy has completed its first operational test shot of a new variant of Boeing’s

January 26, 2018

Russia May Sell Missile System to Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Turkey, Fueling All Sides of Middle East Conflicts

Newsweek: Qatar’s diplomat in Moscow has said his country was in serious talks to purchase an advanced Russian anti-aircraft missile

January 26, 2018

Japan Deploys First of Ten F-35A Jets Purchased From US – Defense Minister

Sputnik News: TOKYO (Sputnik) – The first of the F-35A fighters Japan had purchased from the United States has been

January 26, 2018

U.S. Military Drills With South Korea Planned After Olympics

Bloomberg Politics: The U.S. and South Korea will conduct joint military drills as “normal” after the Winter Olympics and Paralympics

January 25, 2018

Making Moves: SASC Advances Four More Pentagon Nominees

Politico: The Senate Armed Services Committee [Wednesday] advanced four new Pentagon nominees by voice vote to the full Senate. The

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