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Lt. Gen. John Rafferty seated at a conference table, engaged in discussion.

Army Taps Diverse Interceptors to Counter Evolving Missile Threats

The US Army is ramping up its air-defense game by embracing a diverse range of interceptors to stay ahead of evolving missile threats. Lt. Gen. John Rafferty reveals why a varied arsenal is key to countering growing drone and missile attacks in today's conflict zones.

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Two military leaders converse at a podium in a formal conference setting.

Top US Military Leaders Convene at Space and Missile Defense Symposium

Top US military leaders, including NORAD's second-in-command Lt. Gen. Joseph Jarrard and Missile Defense Agency director Lt. Gen. Heath Collins, wrapped up the annual Space and Missile Defense Symposium with thought-provoking remarks. The three-day event brought together high-profile attendees and showcased cutting-edge sensors, munitions, and prototypes.

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Military officer addresses crowded conference room with display screen behind him.

US Military Must Merge Missile Warning and Defense Systems

The lines between missile warning and defense are blurring, and it's time for the US military to merge its systems - Lt. Gen. Rick Zellman says the distinction is almost obsolete. Evolving missile tech is forcing a rethink on how the military senses, shares, and acts on missile-related data.

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Military personnel stands in a field with a simulated laser defense system.

US Army Targets Integrated Training for Emerging Laser Defenses

The US Army is working to integrate emerging laser defenses into its training programs, but faces a significant challenge in implementing the technology across its organizations and training systems. Lt. Gen. John Rafferty emphasizes the need for a balanced approach that gives equal importance to traditional interceptors and non-kinetic options like lasers and high-powered microwaves.

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