Plugging U.S. Missile Defense Gaps | The Diplomat

Reblogged from Ye Olde Soapbox:

Plugging U.S. Missile Defense Gaps

April 16, 2012

By Patrick Cronin, Matthew N. Giarra & Paul S. Giarra

 

It would be a mistake to assume that we dodged a bullet with the fiery end to North Korea’s Unha-3 missile launch at the Dongchang-ri facility one minute into its fight. In fact, this was a test flight, and while missile engineers always hope for fully successful flights, they also understand that there’s plenty to be learned from failures as well.

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There are lots of information and some interesting ideas here. It's well worth reading.

About danmillerinpanama

I was graduated from Yale University in 1963 with a B.A. in economics and from the University of Virginia School of law, where I was the notes editor of the Virginia Law Review, in 1966. Following a four years of active duty with the Army JAG Corps, with two tours in Korea, I entered private practice in Washington, D.C. specializing in communications law. I retired in 1996 to sail with my wife, Jeanie, on our sailboat Namaste to and in the Caribbean. In 2002, we settled in the Republic of Panama and live in a very rural area up in the mountains. I also have also written for Pajamas Media and Pajamas Tatler.
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One Response to Plugging U.S. Missile Defense Gaps | The Diplomat

  1. Reblogged this on nebraskaenergyobserver and commented:
    Dan’s right, there is lots of good thinking here.

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