Pentagon’s next-gen missile-tracking effort moves ahead—for now

January 22, 2024

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The Pentagon has picked the builders of a big chunk of its next-gen missile-tracking satellites, but the effort to detect Chinese and Russian hypersonic missiles depends on funds in the not-yet-passed 2024 defense budget.

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