U.S. Space Force looks to boost allied tracking of North Korea missiles
Reuters: The U.S. and South Korean militaries want to more closely integrate their systems for tracking North Korean missile launches,…
Read MoreReuters: The U.S. and South Korean militaries want to more closely integrate their systems for tracking North Korean missile launches,…
Read MoreDefense One: The Pentagon’s top science and technology official is pushing to integrate United States and Australian missile defense capabilities,…
Read MoreC4ISR: The U.S. commander in the Indo-Pacific is interested in more widely experimenting with and deploying directed-energy weapons designed to…
Read MoreStars and Stripes: Navy destroyers from the United States, South Korea and Japan simulated their defense against a ballistic missile…
Read MoreThe Drive: The U.S. Marine Corps has laid out plans to acquire three batteries worth of Iron Dome systems, including 44…
Read MoreThe Kyiv Independent: Lithuania will deliver the previously pledged NASAMS launchers to Ukraine in September, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda said during his…
Read MoreTaiwan News: The domestically developed Hua Yang vertical missile launch system has passed operational tests and will be installed on…
Read MoreBreaking Defense: Following President Joe Biden’s first trilateral summit last week with the leaders of Japan and South Korea, the Defense Department…
Read MoreDefense News: Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson speaks with Laura DeSimone, executive director, Missile Defense Agency, about the…
Read MoreForbes: It’s no secret the Ukrainian air force has converted some of its huge, 1960s-vintage S-200 surface-to-air missile systems into…
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