Most of the Navy Theater Wide funding to date has gone to support the new interceptor required to destroy incoming ballistic missiles. Additional funding for radar development is needed to assure that the system is capable of detecting and tracking ballistic missiles in flight.
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Discussing funding for Navy Theater Wide missile defense systems.
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