The fact that it took the Army seven tests to score the first THAAD 'hit' is not an argument against missile defense but an argument for investing more in anti-missile technologies.
Doug Bereuter: “The fact that it took the Army seven tests to score the first THAAD 'hit' is not an argument against missile defense but…”
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Argument for increased investment in missile defense technologies.
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