This blog is about the Missile Defense Agency or also known as the M.D.A. and all of the technology that they use to help protect us and soldiers in the war. This blog will talk about the new missile tests, technology that came out, missile defense systems, and more. This will also include new satellites and radars that they use to help keep us safe. This will also include some of the technology transfers they do at M.D.A. The picture to the left shows some of the things that I am going to be talking about in my blog. It shows the sea-based, ground-based missile systems, and the new laser system that they are developing to help our troops and the U.S.A. I will also talk about the recent events and test that they have done before the older ones that have already happened and also news of the tests that have been done, new technology in the planning stage, or what new technology was recently been finished and is in use. I will also put videos on the subject of what I'm talking about, if they have already have one or if they have a pod cast I will add that as well to it. I will mainly talk about the new laser system that they are testing for use here and in the war overseas. What it does, how they plan on making it light enough to carry, and how they plan on keeping it cooled down while still keeping it light, all of this is what I will tell you about this new laser system that is being tested. But the main point of this blog is to help educate you and others about what this part of the Federal Government does to help protect us and the soldiers that are overseas in the war from danger. As well as how the new technology will help our soldiers fight the insurgents, and to help the come home even quicker then they are now. So I hope you keep coming to this blog to find all about the news of what the M.D.A. is up to with the new technology that they are making, developing, testing, and using.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
MDA
This blog is about the Missile Defense Agency or also known as the M.D.A. and all of the technology that they use to help protect us and soldiers in the war. This blog will talk about the new missile tests, technology that came out, missile defense systems, and more. This will also include new satellites and radars that they use to help keep us safe. This will also include some of the technology transfers they do at M.D.A. The picture to the left shows some of the things that I am going to be talking about in my blog. It shows the sea-based, ground-based missile systems, and the new laser system that they are developing to help our troops and the U.S.A. I will also talk about the recent events and test that they have done before the older ones that have already happened and also news of the tests that have been done, new technology in the planning stage, or what new technology was recently been finished and is in use. I will also put videos on the subject of what I'm talking about, if they have already have one or if they have a pod cast I will add that as well to it. I will mainly talk about the new laser system that they are testing for use here and in the war overseas. What it does, how they plan on making it light enough to carry, and how they plan on keeping it cooled down while still keeping it light, all of this is what I will tell you about this new laser system that is being tested. But the main point of this blog is to help educate you and others about what this part of the Federal Government does to help protect us and the soldiers that are overseas in the war from danger. As well as how the new technology will help our soldiers fight the insurgents, and to help the come home even quicker then they are now. So I hope you keep coming to this blog to find all about the news of what the M.D.A. is up to with the new technology that they are making, developing, testing, and using.
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Interesting topic. I never knew all these things about the M.D.A,this blog is very informational. However, you should think about changing the colors of your links because they are black, and your background is black so its hard to see.
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