March 2, 2017
US reaffirms missile-defense plans as joint war games begin in S. Korea
Stars and Stripes: SEOUL, South Korea — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis vowed to defeat any attack on the United States
Stars and Stripes: SEOUL, South Korea — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis vowed to defeat any attack on the United States
Reuters: Chinese state media have reacted with anger and boycott threats after the board of an affiliate of South Korea’s
Reuters: The board of an affiliate of South Korea’s Lotte Group approved a land swap with the government on Monday
UPI: The United States military in South Korea has begun to upgrade the Patriot missile system currently deployed on the
Japan Times: U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday he is “very angry” at North Korea’s ballistic missile test earlier this
USPACOM: Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Korea (CNFK) and Commander, Republic of Korea Fleet, and the U.S. Embassy partnered together to
SAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea – Riki Ellison, three-time Super Bowl champion and the chairman and founder of the
The Diplomat In response to Pyongyang’s recent intermediate-range launch, Seoul is considering test firing a ballistic missile. The South Korean
MENAFN Missile defense has become a reality in the Asia-Pacific. In December 2007, Japan became the first country in the
Reuters: A missile fired by North Korea on Sunday used a “cold eject” launch system, where the missile is initially
515 King Street
Suite 330
Alexandria VA, 22314
Phone: 703.299.0060
© Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance 2025