Explore the potential for expanded roles in U.S. homeland missile defense through this insightful 34-minute video lecture presented by Rob Soofer. Delve into current strategies, technological advancements, and policy considerations shaping the future of America's missile defense capabilities. Gain a deeper understanding of the complex challenges and opportunities facing national security experts as they work to protect the homeland from evolving missile threats.
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Syllabus
CGSR | U.S. Homeland Missile Defense: Room for Expanded Roles, Rob Soofer
Taught by
Inside Livermore Lab
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The lecture on "U.S. Homeland Missile Defense - Room for Expanded Roles" provides insightful analysis on current defense strategies. It effectively discusses the evolving threats and the need for adaptive missile defense systems. The speaker emphasizes the importance of integrating new technologies and collaborative efforts with allies. Overall, it highlights the necessity for a comprehensive approach to enhance national security. A thought-provoking presentation that encourages further exploration of missile defense strategies.
