Business Insider The US Navy will need a lot more of its SM-3 missile, an interceptor that only recently scored
USNI News For the first time in combat, guided-missile destroyers fired missiles developed to intercept ballistic missiles during the U.S.
Interesting Engineering Raytheon’s (an RTX subsidiary) Standard Missile-3 (SM-3), a missile defense interceptor, may have made its combat debut during the recent
Defense News WASHINGTON — Should North Korea fire a long-range ballistic missile in anger, America’s only line of defense is
CNN: The US and Japan have passed a crucial test for missile defense, shooting down a medium-range ballistic missile with
MDA: The U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA), the Japan Ministry of Defense (MoD), and U.S. Navy sailors aboard USS John
UPI: Raytheon has received a $68 million contract modification for continued Standard Missile-3 Block IIA engineering. The modification, awarded for
Real Clear Defense: Earlier this month, the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance had the privilege of attending a reception onboard the
Japan Times: The government may accelerate around ¥100 billion in planned spending to upgrade Japan’s ballistic missile defenses in the
Scout Warrior: The Navy is accelerating efforts to better network sensors to weapons systems so that missiles, drones and ship-based
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