May 16, 2016
South Korea, U.S., Japan plan drills to track N. Korean missiles
Navy Times: South Korea, the United States and Japan will hold their first joint military drills focused on tracking missile launches from North
Navy Times: South Korea, the United States and Japan will hold their first joint military drills focused on tracking missile launches from North
Yonhap: South Korea and Japan practiced sharing information during an international missile defense exercise led by the United States, bolstering
Arabstoday: Defense Minister Gen Nakatani said Tuesday that Japan plans to deploy ground-based missile interceptors at the Defense Ministry compound
The Japan Times: The government is planning to acquire a greater range of ship-borne interceptors, upgrading two of Japan’s six
The Guardian: Japan has threatened to shoot down any North Korean missile that threatens its territory and has deployed ballistic
Popular Mechanics: Japan’s Self Defense Forces deployed a Patriot missile launcher in downtown Tokyo over the weekend, asNorth Korea reportedly
Zacks: Raytheon Company (RTN – Analyst Report) won a $212.7 million foreign military sales (“FMS”) contract from the U.S. Army
Reuters The United States and Japan on Tuesday conducted a second successful test of Raytheon Co’s new Standard Missile-3 (SM-3)
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