The integrated combat system of the USS Gerald R. Ford underwent its first ever live fire test this month.

The U.S. Missile Defense Agency conducted its second successful SM-3 BlockIIA intercept test in 2018.

The U.S. Missile Defense Agency successfully conducted a SM-3 Block IIA intercept test after two previous failed tests.

The SPY-6 continues to see testing and development.

A closer look at what an uptick in American involvement at the event signals about the administration’s approach.

An Aegis Ashore-launched SM-3 Block IIA interceptor failed to hit its target during a ballistic missile defense test on January 31st.

The Japanese ministry of defense publicly confirmed that it will seek funds for new missiles in next year’s budget.

Japan will purportedly allocate funds to study the possibility of arming fighter jets with long-range air-to-ground missiles.

Japan’s military is slowly acquiring more offensive capabilities.

A U.S. Navy ship successfully destroyed a ballistic missile target with a new “hit-to-kill” interceptor.

The Republic of Korea Air Force is slated to receive over 100 new U.S.-made air-to-air and air-to-ground missiles.

The U.S. State Department approved the sale of 246 missiles to be used for anti-air warfare at sea.

The acquisition is part of a $3.1 billion India-U.S. defense deal.

Plus, how North Korea evades sanctions, the SM-6 missile, and more.

An anti-aircraft missile has sunk a target ship in a test of the U.S. Navy’s new “distributed lethality” concept.

Putting Beijing's response to the U.S. arms sale to Taiwan in some historical context.