By Ann Roosevelt The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) yesterday was to begin tests on a software fix aimed to repair an error causing early shutdown of the laser beam during a Sept. 1 test of the Airborne Laser Test Bed (ALTB). "While we continue analyzing the failure, preliminary indications are that a communication software error within the system that controls the laser beam caused misalignment of the beam," the MDA said in a Sept. 10 statement. "The ALTB safety system…
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