By The United States needs to improve its ability to detect cruise missiles fired at the homeland during a surprise attack from a boat, container ship or person on the ground, a key U.S. Army general said Oct. 5.“It’s not our ability to respond that I’m concerned about with cruise missiles,” said Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan, commander of U.S. Army North (Fifth Army), whose roles include homeland defense. “It’s our ability to see them far enough away to enable the full range…
U.S. Homeland Needs Better Cruise Missile Detection, General Says
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