MDA

Feb. 22, 2011 - The joint U.S.-Israel Arrow Weapon System successfully intercepted a ballistic target missile. The target missile was launched from a Mobile Launch Platform (MLP) off the coast of California. The Arrow Weapon System then launched an interceptor missile which performed its planned trajectory and destroyed the target missile.

Feb. 22, 2011 - The joint U.S.-Israel Arrow Weapon System successfully intercepted a ballistic target missile. The target missile was launched from a Mobile Launch Platform (MLP) off the coast of California. The Arrow Weapon System then launched an interceptor missile which performed its planned trajectory and destroyed the target missile.

An Arrow anti-ballistic missile interceptor is launched from its mobile platform during a joint Israel/United States developmental test at the Point Mugu Sea Range in California.

Caravan Test

Caravan Test

Caravan Test

An Arrow anti-ballistic missile interceptor is launched from its mobile platform during a joint Israel/United States developmental test at the Point Mugu Sea Range in California.

Launch Caravan

Liftoff Caravan

The Arrow program is a joint venture by the Missile Defense Agency and the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The Arrow system is intended to provide Israel a contingency missile defense capability and provide the U.S. technical benefits.

Caravan Test

Caravan Test

The U.S. and Israel are cooperatively developing the Arrow Interceptor, which is designed to help Israel defend its territory. Arrow missile launch and flight.