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Pentagon-based missile defense experts say land- and sea-based boost-phase-intercept (BPI) weapons that are being talked about by the U.S. and Russia will be huge, expensive and will face some serious developmental problems. The Ballistic Missile Defense Organization studied the issue in the 1990s...
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