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US missile shield eyes 2004 finish for NK threat
Lt Gen Ron Kadish, director of the Missile Defense Agency, said the United States could have a national missile defense ready by end of 2004 with about 10 interceptors at Fort Greely Alaska and Vandenberg Calif by year end. Two key tests could derail deployment. he warned the tests must succeed. The system links to a radar network to track Pacific missiles and may expand to Europe and Britain.
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