The United States shouldn't leap to expand its missile defense system to protect U.S. military and civilian space assets from enemy attack, Gen. C. Robert Kehler, commander of the Air Force Space Command, said. Rather, Kehler said, the United States should focus on assuring that a capability provided by a space asset can swiftly be provided by another system, if the space asset is attacked and disabled. He was responding to a question from Space & Missile Defense Report as…
General Cool To Expanding Missile Defense System To Protect Space Assets From Attack
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