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In missile defense, analysis only gets you so far. Real security and deterrence needs hardware that's tested quickly from the locations that matter. Our GHOST deployable launch system brings all three: the rockets, the infrastructure, and the experience of operating the world's most frequently-launched small lift rockets.

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