The Aegis Ashore site in Romania is scheduled to lightoff on Dec. 31, Program Executive Officer for Integrated Warfare Systems Rear Adm. Jon Hill told USNI News last month.

"The Aegis Ashore Missile Defense System (AAMDS) located in Redzikowo, Poland, will be accepted by the U.S. Navy on December 15, 2023, where AAMDS will enter a planned maintenance period to ...

Aegis Ashore will strengthen Japan’s ability to intercept incoming missiles, Ministry of Defense officials said. Aegis Ashore is already operating in Romania with another system planned for Poland.

U.S. Navy Sailors and American and Romanian contractors construct a U.S. Aegis Ashore missile defense system at Naval Support Faculty Deveselu, Romania in January 2015. US Navy photo.

Phase I, completed in 2012, comprises a missile defense radar in Turkey and command center in Germany, supporting U.S. Navy ships equipped with the naval version of the Aegis missile defense system.

Phase I, completed in 2012, comprises a missile defense radar in Turkey and command center in Germany, supporting U.S. Navy ships equipped with the naval version of the Aegis missile defense system.

Japan’s picked a new $1.2 billion radar for its two ground-based Aegis ballistic missile defense sites. The price for two Aegis Ashore batteries could exceed $5.4 billion -- over twice the ...

Navy leaders visit the Aegis Ashore missile defense systems in Redzikowo, Poland, in July 2023. The Navy said this week that it had taken official control of the system, which will be fully ...

The test, known as Aegis Ashore Control Test Vehicle-01 (AA CTV-01) flight test, is the first live fire event for the Aegis Ashore system at the Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF) in Hawaii. During ...

Aegis Ashore can be compatible with the ship-based Aegis systems that are on four Japanese destroyers and also could work with SM-6 interceptors capable of shooting down cruise missiles, defense ...

Ballistic missile defense systems like Aegis Ashore, THAAD, and PAC-3 are each designed, tested, and evaluated against certain types of targets; PAC-3 simply can’t do what Aegis Ashore can.

The test, known as Aegis Ashore Control Test Vehicle-01 (AA CTV-01) flight test, is the first live fire event for the Aegis Ashore system at the Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF) in Hawaii.