So why would the Navy certify a major upgrade to the Aegis system, saying that it is combat-ready without testing the system's ability to perform both air and ballistic missile defense?
Jerry Moran: “So why would the Navy certify a major upgrade to the Aegis system, saying that it is combat-ready without testing the…”
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Moran questions the Navy's certification process for the Aegis system without adequate testing.
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