👉 Add Missiles, often referred to as "Missile Defense Systems" or "Anti-Missile Systems," are defense mechanisms designed to detect, track, and neutralize incoming ballistic missiles. These systems typically use a combination of radar, infrared sensors, and other technologies to identify and engage threats at various stages of a missile's flight path, from launch to re-entry. The primary goal is to intercept and destroy or deflect missiles before they reach their intended targets, thereby enhancing national security and protecting populations from potential attacks.