The Missile Defense Agency wants to build on Guam a new facility to house a state-of-the-art command center the size of New York's Guggenheim Museum to control a new 360-degree enhanced integrated air and missile defense to shield the U.S. territory from Chinese cruise, ballistic and hypersonic missile threats. MDA’s FY-25 budget request includes $465 million for military construction for a pair of projects on Guam -- including the initial radar and missile interceptor launch site -- to support U.S...
