‘Drop It on Their Heads’: StratCom’s Launch-Phase Missile Defense Plan
Military.com: The nation needs directed-energy weapons — lasers, particle beams, microwaves — to take out enemy ballistic missiles on launch,…
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DOD now treating missile defense flight test plans — once public — as classified
Inside Defense: The Pentagon — citing a need to “safeguard critical defense information” — will no longer provide advance information…
Read MoreSoldiers in Europe are now using lasers to shoot down drones
Military Times: For decades, the Defense Department has put money and manpower behind putting directed energy — or laser —…
Read MoreMDA unveils new, billion-dollar radar program to shore up Pacific sensor network
Inside Defense: The Missile Defense Agency is proposing what is effectively a new, billion-dollar radar program beginning in fiscal year…
Read MoreIsraeli invention provides aircraft missile defense
Israel National News: Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) introduced a new electronic warfare system designed for aircraft self-defense, the ELL-8270. The…
Read MoreNorth Korea sent banned chemical, missile items and technicians to Syria, U.N. experts say
Japan Times: UNITED NATIONS – North Korea sent items used in ballistic missile and chemical weapons programs to Syria along…
Read MoreRussia’s Lavrov says the US is training Europe to use nuclear weapons against it
CNBC: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday that the U.S. was still deploying “strategic arms” in Europe and was…
Read MoreKey U.S. lawmakers want to boost Israel’s $38 billion defense aid package
Reuters: Senators Lindsey Graham, a leading Republican foreign policy voice, and Chris Coons, a Democratic member of the Senate Foreign…
Read MorePentagon nears decision on Fort Drum as East Coast missile defense site
Syracuse: WASHINGTON — Members of Upstate New York’s congressional delegation are making a last-minute pitch to the Pentagon, asking military…
Read MoreHawaii suspends missile siren tests after mistaken alert
New York Post: HONOLULU — Hawaii authorities won’t sounds sirens warning of a nuclear missile attack during a monthly test…
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