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US air defense
News updates related to US air defense
The US acknowledges the risk of being powerless against swarm drone attacks on its territory.
Leaders at the U.S. Northern Command have confirmed that the military does not yet have enough sensors and weapons to intercept swarm attacks by disguised drones right on American soil.
Technology
The US has finalized a framework deal for Patriot missiles worth $58.6 billion to bolster its stockpile.
The U.S. Army has signed a seven-year agreement with Lockheed Martin to triple production of the PAC-3 MSE missile, addressing a potential shortage of its main air defense munitions.
Technical analysis of radar malfunction causing Patriot interception failure.
Professor Theodore Postol pointed out serious flaws in the Patriot's target discrimination capabilities, making the system vulnerable to decoys and propulsion debris.
MIT expert: US air defenses struggle to counter Iran's saturation attack tactics.
Professor Theodore Postol argues that Iran's strategy of using thousands of inexpensive UAVs in combination with ballistic missiles could easily overwhelm US defense systems.
The Pentagon acknowledges that U.S. air defense systems are struggling against Iranian UAVs.
US military officials are warning about the challenge posed by inexpensive UAVs, as the cost of intercepting them is dozens of times higher, threatening the ability to protect bases in the Middle East.
Ukraine deploys Salyut UAVs to hunt Shahed drones and Patriot missile defense systems in Okinawa.
Ukraine deployed Salyut UAVs, capable of speeds of 320 km/h, to intercept Shahed drones, while the US maintained a network of Patriot PAC-3 missiles to strategically protect the Okinawa region.
Patriot system upgraded its all-directional interception capabilities near S-400.
The US is developing the CAML launcher and long-range interceptor missiles, allowing Patriot to strike targets that have already flown past or are behind it, approaching the omnidirectional capabilities of the S-400 and HQ-9.
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