Hardware concerns have forced the U.S. Navy to delay the first controlled test vehicle flight
Hardware concerns have forced the U.S. Navy to delay the first controlled test vehicle flight of the lower-tier Area Wide missile defense program. So far, the test of the Standard Missile SM-2 Block 4A interceptor has slipped about a month. Ground testing raised concerns about the integrity of a...
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