Antiballistic

That proposal, which would have installed antiballistic missiles in Poland and a forward radar system in the Czech Republic, triggered a fierce backlash from Moscow. ❋ Marc Champion (2010)

Most dramatically, Israel has developed an ultra-advanced antiballistic system that recently succeeded in intercepting eight missiles fired by Hamas. ❋ Michael Oren (2011)

The White House says the new antiballistic missile systems should cover all of Europe by 2018. ❋ Adam Entous (2011)

In 1972, the Soviet Union deployed a new antiballistic missile: the ABM-1 Galosh. ❋ Barry Newman (2011)

U.S. intelligence agencies have long warned about Iran's growing missile threat and officials say antiballistic missile systems should cover all of Europe by 2018. ❋ Adam Entous (2011)

Romania agreed in January to install antiballistic missile interceptors as part of the revamped U.S. missile shield, replacing the Bush administration's plans for interceptors in Poland and radar in the Czech Republic. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This year, the PLA said it successfully tested an antiballistic-missile interceptor. ❋ Gordon Fairclough (2010)

At first Poland and the Czech Republic were upset, but they felt better when they learned that they would soon receive more modern and mobile SM-3 interceptors sea-based antiballistic missiles. ❋ JONATHAN ALTER (2010)

The indictment said defective parts were discovered in chips intended to be used by Navy ships, by a Raytheon classified missile program, by an antiballistic missile antenna system, as well as a "life-critical" control system for a high-speed trains. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But there are other examples of hurdle-clearing, too: Washington scrapped plans to station antiballistic-missile interceptors in Poland and the Czech Republic; instead, it will station them in Southern Europe, where they won't interfere with Russia's nuclear capabilities. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Russia: Country Outlook While hailing the moment, Mr. Medvedev tempered his praise with a warning that any "qualitative and quantitative increase in [antiballistic missile] capability" could render the treaty inoperative. ❋ Jonathan Weisman (2010)

While hailing the moment, Mr. Medvedev tempered his praise with a warning that any "qualitative and quantitative increase in [antiballistic missile] capability" could render the treaty inoperative. ❋ Jonathan Weisman (2010)

The only area in which I would be investing in stocks in the defense sector would be in missile defense, like the antiballistic missile technology out of Raytheon ❋ Unknown (2010)