Missile defense, whose early luster was dulled by difficult and expensive development, has at long last emerged as a functioning technology sought by militaries across the world. Battlefield successes and ever-increasing capabilities have given the defense industry a growth area and put missile defense at the center of every bilateral relationship the U.S. has with other countries.
At Defense One’s Cocktails and Conversations, we talked with national security experts and leaders about the future of missile defense — from technologies and innovations to policies and budgets to current and future programs.
Program Executive for Programs and Integration, Missile Defense Agency
Chief Strategy Officer, National Spectrum Consortium and Chair, NASA's Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel
Director, Future Warfare Center, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command
Senior Fellow, International Security Program Center for Strategic and International Studies
Executive Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton
Vice President Air and Missile Systems
Raytheon Missile Systems
Global Business Editor,
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