The Marine Corps is planning a third live-fire test of a prototype air defense system within the next six weeks, following two successful tests in which the system detected, tracked and destroyed multiple targets. During a June assessment at White Sand Missile Range in New Mexico, the Ground/Air Task Oriented Radar system (G/ATOR) was able to simultaneously track multiple in-air targets with varying flight trajectories and velocities. G/ATOR quickly shared information with other components of the system, allowing it to...