👉 Applying missiles, also known as missile defense systems, involves the strategic deployment and operation of various missile technologies designed to detect, track, intercept, and neutralize incoming threats from ballistic, cruise, or other types of missiles. These systems utilize advanced sensors, radar, and guidance technologies to identify potential threats, calculate their trajectories, and deploy interceptors that can destroy or disable them mid-flight. Missile defense systems are crucial for national security, protecting against both state and non-state actors' missile attacks, and can also serve as a deterrent by demonstrating a nation's capability to defend itself. They often include layers of defense, from early warning radars to ground-based interceptors and space-based sensors, working together to provide comprehensive protection.
