An SM-3 Block IIA missile is fired during a 2018 Missile Defense Agency test.
Credit: Missile Defense Agency
The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) will soon deliver new radars to Guam ahead of planned large-scale tests of its new ballistic missile defense architecture on the island scheduled for year’s end. MDA is using the AN/TPY-6 radars originally planned for the now-canceled Homeland Defense Radar-Hawaii...
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