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Previously, missile-based anti-ballistic missile (ABM) systems faced the
problem that they attack the warheads, not the ICBMs that launch them; a
single ICBM could carry multiple warheads in a MIRV system, so if the
attacker added a single new missile to their fleet, dozens of interceptors would
have to be built to counter it. Excalibur would attack the missiles before the
warheads separated, and a single Excalibur contained as many as fifty lasers
and could potentially shoot down a corresponding number of missiles. A single
additional Excalibur would require dozens of ICBMs to counter it, dramatically reversing the cost-
exchange ratio that had previously doomed ABM systems.
The basic concept behind Excalibur was conceived in the 1970s by George
Chapline Jr. and further de

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