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NEW CONCEPTS FOR DEFEATING MOBILE MISSILES

The preceding two chapters examined the difficulties involved in attacking enemy maneuver forces in a small country, such as Kosovo, during a peace operation or other small conflict with strict rules of engagement (ROE). This chapter explores the challenge of attacking mobile missile forces in a large country defended by an advanced air defense system. It presents three new concepts for defeating such forces. We use China as an example of a large country the United States might find it necessary to confront at some time in the next 20 years.