The Missile Defense Agency is working with Lockheed Martin to build a land-based Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defense site in Romania as part of a broader strategy to widen the ballistic-missile defense protective envelope over Europe and other areas by drawing upon historically ship-based Aegis radar technology, Pentagon officials said.
An Aegis Ashore deck house, complete with Standard Missile-3, or SM-3, intercept capability, is slated to be operational in Romania by 2015, Rick Lehner, MDA spokesman told Military.com in an interview.
The effort is part of the Pentagon’s European Phased Adaptive Approach missile defense plan which calls for land-based BMD intercept capability to be operational at locations in Romania by 2015 and Poland by 2018, he added.
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