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Ballistic missile defense for Europe

Comparative Strategy, 1985
Abstract The debate over ballistic missile defense is now beginning to focus on theater as well as strategic applications, particularly with the growth of the Soviet SS‐20 through 23 series of ballistic missiles emplaced in the Euro‐theater. A defense against such systems presents formidable but not insurmountable technical problems.
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Ballistic Missile Defense and Europe

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1967
“So far as the possibly deleterious effect ABM might have on the general climate of relations between the Soviet Union and the West is concerned, it is obvious that many European nations are at present particularly anxious that nothing should disturb the apparent progress being made toward a relaxation of tensions.
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Intruder Detection and Interdiction Modeling: A Bilevel Programming Approach for Ballistic Missile Defense Asset Location

Omega, 2022
Adam B. Haywood, Brian J. Lunday, Matthew J. Robbins   +2 more
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Analyzing the Utility of Arrow 3 for European Missile Defense Using Footprint Calculations

Science & Global Security
After the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, missile defense systems became more prominent and sought after on a global scale. In 2023, Germany decided to purchase the Israeli Arrow missile defense system.
Timur Kadyshev, M. Kütt
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Ballistic Missile Defense Radar

2014
The principal U.S. radars composing this class are listed. While this chapter is focused on BMD, the MW and SSA missions are also addressed in the introduction because a given sensor may perform aspects of all three missions. In the United States, the Integrated Tactical Warning and Attack Assessment (ITWAA) system detects and tracks strategic ...
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Ballistic Missile Defense: A Supercomputer Challenge

Computer, 1980
Incredibly complex ballistic missile defense computational problems have been a rich source of technological advance. The BMD challenge will stimulate supercomputer development through the 1980's.
null Davis, null Couch
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Infrared sensors for ballistic missile defense

Infrared Physics & Technology, 2001
Infrared (IR) sensors and focal plane arrays (FPAs) are widely used in ballistic missile defense (BMD) for surveillance, target detection, target tracking, and discrimination. These functions are performed from satellites, aircraft platforms, fixed locations or interceptors.
M.Z Tidrow, W.R Dyer
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Intercept Point Prediction of Ballistic Missile Defense Using Neural Network Learning

International Journal of Aeronautical and Space Sciences, 2020
Jun-Yong Lee, Byeong-Un Jo, G. Moon, M. Tahk, Jaemyung Ahn   +4 more
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Airborne Boost-Phase Ballistic Missile Defense

Science & Global Security, 2004
Boost-phase ballistic missile defense is alluring because rocket boosters are easy to detect and track, they are relatively vulnerable due to the large axial loads on a missile under powered flight, the entire payload (single or multiple warheads and midcourse penetration aids) may be destroyed in a single shot, and countermeasures to defeat boost ...
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12. Japan’s ballistic missile defense and “proactive pacifism”

Regional Missile Defense from a Global Perspective, 2020

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