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The Hypaspistai Projectile Defense Network is the missile defense for the [[Burgoignesc Metropole]] as well as part of an integrated, cohesive and overlapping set of missile defense systems with other [[Levantive Union Defense Council]] (LUDC) members. It is also serves as the astroid/space junk defense system for [[Burgundie]]. | The Hypaspistai Projectile Defense Network is the missile defense for the [[Burgoignesc Metropole]] as well as part of an integrated, cohesive and overlapping set of missile defense systems with other [[Levantive Union Defense Council]] (LUDC) members. It is also serves as the astroid/space junk defense system for [[Burgundie]]. | ||
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The Hypaspistai Projectile Defense Network is the missile defense for the Burgoignesc Metropole as well as part of an integrated, cohesive and overlapping set of missile defense systems with other Levantive Union Defense Council (LUDC) members. It is also serves as the astroid/space junk defense system for Burgundie.
It is a defense-in-depth system consisting of a three layers of defensive measures, airborne/spaceborne surveillance systems that maintain a constant threat picture for inbound threats, seaborne defense systems in the form of a constant patrol of anti-missile defense frigates circling the Sea of Canete amd the Sea of Istroya, and land based systems that include both short and long range missile defense systems.
The network is named for the shield bearer of the Istroyan phalanx.