👉 Missile defense systems, often referred to as "build missiles," are a category of defensive weapons designed to detect, track, and intercept incoming ballistic missiles or other hostile projectiles. These systems typically involve a combination of sensors, command and control units, and offensive or interceptor missiles. The process begins with detection, where sensors like radar and infrared systems identify the missile's trajectory and characteristics. Once detected, the information is relayed to command centers, which determine the best course of action, ranging from warning the target to physically intercepting the missile. Build missiles can vary widely in design and capability, from simple warning systems to more complex interceptors capable of destroying targets at various stages of flight.
