Missile Defense Watch: Ground-based Midcourse Defense System Test – Postponed Until Summer
In this photo, provided by the Missile Defense Agency, an old intercontinental ballistic missile is launched as a target during a missile defense test, Friday, May 25, 2007, from Kodiak Island, Alaska. The test of the nation’s long-range missile defense system was aborted when the target rocket failed and its dummy warhead fell into the Pacific Ocean before an interceptor missile could be launched from California, officials said.
The test has been rescheduled for this summer.
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