Arrow-3 Alaska Missile Intercept Test Indefinitely Delayed
Credit: Arrow-3: U.S. Missile Defense Agency
An intercept test of the Israeli-developed Arrow-3 planned to be performed in Alaska to adapt the hit-to-kill missile interceptor to evolving threats has been indefinitely delayed, the Israeli ministry of defense says. The ministry has not provided an explanation for the delay. The test of the...
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