BAE Systems has signed a seven-year framework agreement with the U.S. Department of War to increase production of infrared seekers for the THAAD interceptor missile.
Israel’s military said its air defense system, operating in coordination with the United States, is achieving high interception rates against ongoing missile and drone threats.
The U.S. State Department has approved two potential foreign military sales requests from the United Arab Emirates aimed at strengthening its ground-based air and missile defense capabilities.
New satellite imagery suggests radar facilities linked to U.S. THAAD missile defense systems were struck at military bases in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
Iranian ballistic missiles targeted Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates, according to preliminary regional reports, with air defenses intercepting incoming threats near Abu Dhabi.
L3Harris has received a contract valued at nearly $400 million to produce additional solid rocket boost motors and Liquid Divert and Attitude Control Systems as a supplier to the prime contract for the Missile Defense Agency’s THAAD system.
Lockheed Martin and Middle East Propulsion Co. have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to expand localized production of THAAD interceptor canisters in Saudi Arabia, extending an existing localization contract and formally recognizing MEPC as a qualified Lockheed Martin supplier.
The United States is strengthening air and missile defenses across the Middle East as part of preparations for possible Iranian retaliation ahead of any future military action, U.S. defense officials said.
Lockheed Martin has begun construction of a new Munitions Acceleration Center in Camden, Arkansas, marking a major expansion of its interceptor manufacturing capacity.
Lockheed Martin has signed a framework agreement with the U.S. Department of War to increase annual production of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense interceptors from 96 to 400.
Lockheed Martin has marked ten years since the delivery of its THAAD system to the United Arab Emirates, the programme’s first foreign military sale and its first international deployment.
Lockheed Martin has announced new steps to strengthen the resilience of its missile supply chain, responding to rising global demand for its combat-proven air and missile defence systems.
