Both the U.S. and Japan have developed and deployed missile defense networks to protect against emerging threats.

The Missile Defense Agency first fielded its Command Control Battle Management and Communications (C2BMC) system in 2004 and has since continued to upgrade it to address growing and emerging threats.

The Missile Defense Agency issued Lockheed Martin a sole source contract worth up to $2.97 billion to upgrade the Aegis ...

Missile Defense Agency/U.S. Department of Defense . A Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) interceptor is launched during the system's first operational test at 1:56 a.m. EDT Oct. 5, 2011 ...

The agency requested $78.3 million for Guam missile defense, plus an additional $40 million to procure long-lead items in its FY22 budget request, but the House Appropriations Committee would cut ...

The “hardest” challenge the Missile Defense Agency will face in protecting Guam from missile threats will be integrating multiple data streams into a single, coherent picture for commanders ...

Photo Contributor: Tsuguliev ... $3.29 billion contract from the Missile Defense Agency to design, build, test and deploy a next-generation weapon system for defending against ballistic missile ...

MDA Photo. The Missile Defense Agency is working to up its game to meet new challenges posed by the next generation of precision-guided weapons the agency’s director said on Monday.

An upgraded ground based interceptor with an enhanced Exo-Atmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV) is launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base on Monday. Credit: Missile Defense Agency photo A missile ...