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alert | March 15, 2024

Doubling Down in the Senate

Dear Members and Friends, The Senate Armed Services Committee of the United States Congress held a posture hearing on the

alert | December 21, 2023

Do The Math

Earlier this week, Kim Jong Un hyped North Korean capabilities in a display of yesteryear tactics with a hastily test-launched

alert | November 22, 2023

Validation of Our Best Missile Defense Capability

“Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, from a fall pre-Thanksgiving day here in Alexandria, Virginia on the week of Thanksgiving. We’ve

post | November 21, 2023 | Missile Defense News

U.S. Homeland Missile Defense: Room for Expanded Roles

Real Clear Defense U.S. adversaries’ missile-based threats, including ballistic, cruise, hypersonic, and novel combinations of these types, are growing in

alert | October 6, 2023

Chain Reaction

As the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea becomes a hot spot between the Philippines and China, stability and

alert | August 18, 2023

Missile Defense of Guam – no time to waste, no time to lose

“Good afternoon from Alexandria, Virginia. Nice August summer day. Aloha, Hafa Adai. I’m Riki Ellison, I’m the founder and chairman

alert | May 19, 2023

The Missile Defense “Must Do” List for the FY-24 NDAA

“This is our 50th Congressional Roundtable, and it comes at just a great time when Congress today and this week

post | May 18, 2023 | MDAA in the News

US missile defense project on Guam is ‘not going fast enough,’ security experts say

Stars and Stripes: A proposed missile-defense system for Guam may provide the island with absolute protection from missile threats, including

post | May 2, 2023 | Missile Defense News

US military is moving forward with 360-degree missile defense system for Guam

Stars and Stripes: The Defense Department is planning to install a 360-degree missile system on Guam to defend the strategic

alert | April 21, 2023

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“The PLA continues the largest, fastest, most comprehensive military buildup since World War II in both the conventional and strategic

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