In the face of increasing threats from advanced ballistic, hypersonic, and cruise missiles, capabilities are being developed.
The government's growing awareness of the accelerating and pressing threats posed by evolving missile technologies from adversaries.
Defense systems against advanced aerial threats have proven a persistent challenge, one that has grown increasingly complex over the past several decades.
The primary focus has been on countering threats posed by hostile countries and preventing unintended missile launchings. Nevertheless, the emergence of cutting-edge missile capabilities in rival nations has significantly transformed the threat environment, underscoring the necessity for a modernized and more resilient defensive system.
Maintains its secure second-strike capability, ensuring it can counterattack effectively in the event of a missile attack.
To accomplish these goals, the order triggers the ramp-up of a number of high-priority technological advancements, including the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor system. This system will enable the rapid detection and tracking of incoming missiles.
Able to intercept missiles during their initial ascent phase, as well as the development of terminal-phase intercept systems to neutralize threats before they reach critical infrastructure. The plan also involves the creation of a secure and reliable supply chain to support defense technologies, focusing on cutting-edge security features.
The system, which will be set up, will provide a roadmap for speeding up the deployment of these modernize systems. Furthermore, the Department of Defence will be required to review its organizational structure so it can rapidly respond to emerging threats.
Homeland, with a focus on defending against high-value nuclear strikes. A prioritized list of locations will be developed to determine where the defense systems should be deployed first.
Troops were deployed in various regions by an allied force.
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