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Missile defense for allies but not US

September 8, 2019 by Richard Schulman 3 Comments

by Richard Schulman On August 30th, the US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) announced that for the first time the nation’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system was able to remotely launch an interceptor vehicle. In the words of Defense News, [T]he Lockheed Martin-made THAAD has now had 16 successful intercept tests in a row… […]

Filed Under: Missile defense  Tagged: Michael Griffin, Patriot systems, space-based sensors, THAAD

Is the US finally going to build a capable space-based missile shield?

May 5, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Are US defense planners finally waking up to the need for a real missile defense?

May 5, 2018. Congress and the Pentagon may finally start building a space-based missile shield capable of protecting the US from a Chinese or Russian nuclear attack. The present US  system may not even be adequate to protect the US and its bases against an attack by North Korea, a minor nuclear missile power. With […]

Filed Under: Missile defense  Tagged: Angelo Codavilla, CSIS, Elon Musk, John Hyten, Starlink satellite system, Thomas Carako

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