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Space and Missile Defense Symposium: Twitter roundup, day 1

By

Mark Pomerleau

Aug 17, 2016
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.@ArmySMDC Defatta lays out next steps in Army directed energy defense #smdsymposium pic.twitter.com/KxoB550bAV

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) August 16, 2016

LTG Mann: the #Army is looking very closely at directed energy and electronic warfare #smdsymposium @ArmySMDC

— Abel Romero (@Abel_Romero_) August 16, 2016

COL Guzman: US will likely face anti satellite weapons in future conflicts #smdsymposium

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) August 16, 2016

ADM Haney: nation state actors not our only area of concern. Non-state actors also seek missile/WMD capability #smdsymposium @US_Stratcom

— Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance (@MissileDefAdv) August 16, 2016

Crawford: we need to update our National Security Space Strategy, last published in January 2011 #smdsymposium

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) August 16, 2016

Crawford: we need to update our National Security Space Strategy, last published in January 2011 #smdsymposium

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) August 16, 2016

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Mark Pomerleau is a reporter for C4ISRNET, covering information warfare and cyberspace.


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