Enemies could inflict severe damage on the United States and its allies in an attack on American space assets, experts said. U.S. leaders need to begin deciding now how to initiate capabilities such as space surveillance that could identify an attacker, and also to decide how to respond if a gigantic loss of space capabilities occurs, experts recommended. Thus far, the Missile Defense Agency hasn't been tasked with developing defenses against enemy anti-satellite missiles. Their comments came in several hours…
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