Hypaspistai Projectile Defense Network: Difference between revisions

The various branches of the [[Burgoignesc Security Forces]] all had approached missile defense in their own way, mostly with a focus on {{wpl|force protection}}. The [[Navy of Burgundie]] was charged with {{wpl|air defence system|strategic air defense}} in the 1960s as it had more of a surveillance and early warning capability than the [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] at the time. At the conclusion of [[Operation Kipling]] in the mid-1980s this role was transferred to the [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] while the [[Navy of Burgundie|Navy]] focused on rearmament and reconstitution after its 25+ ears of direct military engagement. In the 1990s the responsibility was shared between the services as the [[Navy of Burgundie|Navy]] once again surpassed the [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] with its [[Metaorizonal]] doctrine and capability. With the increased demonstrated capability of [[Caphiria]]'s {{wpl|ICBM}}s the need to develop a intermeshed network of capabilities led the the creation of the ICBM Defense Action Center (IDAC) in [[2005]]. At the conclusion of the [[Occidental Cold War]] in [[2014]], IDAC was determined to be too costly and was defunded over the next few years. In [[2016]] the [[Trinity_Defense_System#Deployment|Trinity Defense System]] was deployed and caused panic in the [[Burgoignesc Security Forces]], a rider was passed on some big spending bill for FY 2017, that tied astroid/space junk defense to IDAC. This addition of civilian space defense role temporarily saved the operation from financial obsurity. In [[2027]], IDAC was reorganized into Hypaspistai Projectile Defense Network as part of the [[21st_Century_Burgoignesc_Power_Projection_Stratagem#Military_Modernization_Initiatives|21st Century Burgoignesc Power Projection Stratagem]] by Crown Princess of Burgundie, Princess Amelia.