U.S. Inches Forward With Misdef Sensor Integration

Credit: LTC. Steve Braddom/Missile Defense Agency
Nearly 30 years and $150 billion into its development, the U.S. ballistic missile defense system is reaching its adolescence. Advocates say the global collection of sensors, fire-control systems and interceptors is slowly inching closer to a never-before-realized level of integration and, eventually...

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