America’s New Weapon Could Change The Rules Of War
American defense company Anduril recently announced a new interceptor system that it says will reshape American and allied war-fighting. For years, the United States and its allies relied on expensive Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (TH
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American defense company Anduril recently announced a new interceptor system that it says will reshape American and allied war-fighting. For years, the United States and its allies relied on expensive Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD), Patriot, and other systems to shoot down cheap drones and missiles from enemy countries.
To close the cost gap, ...
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