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MEADS Passes Key Review

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Friday, September 3rd, 2010

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A NATO air and missile defense development effort has shown sufficient technological maturity to proceed into its systems integration and flight testing phases, the system's manufacturer recently said. The Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS) has just completed its critical design review, industry officials said. "Close to 1,100 design elements have been demonstrated to date," MEADS International President Steve Barnoske said during a teleconference. "No air defense program has been as thoroughly evaluated as MEADS." A multinational joint venture headquartered…

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