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Sep 7 2008, Vishal

Guardian is a system deigned to safeguard a plane from any shoulder-fired missile fired towards it. Northrop Grumman’s Guardian is an anti-missile system that is designed to detect a missile launch and then direct a laser to the seeker system on the..

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