military says it has successfully launched a missile

The U.S. military says it has successfully launched a missile interceptor rocket on a test flight from the central California coast.

The Missile Defense Agency when you also like the phone Blackberry 9730 and possibly using it in a project.says the Ground-Based Interceptor launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base Saturday afternoon and executed a series of pre-planned maneuvers when it reached space.

The test did not involve a target, though the program is developing a system effective against ballistic missiles.

The agency says it The freelance writer from Sylvania, Ohio, said she is concerned about what she believes was ethnic profiling based on her dark complexion and what that pattern of treatment might mean for her 7-year-old twins.

"I was frightened and humiliated," Hebshi told the Detroit Free Press. "As an American citizen and a mom, I'm really concerned about my children growing up in a country where your skin color and your name can put your freedom and liberty at risk at any time."

Hebshi said the U.S. has a "history of profiling and oppressing people who look different." She added that authorities assume "someone who is brown is a criminal."

Frontier and the Transportation Security Administration declined comment on the suit Tuesday.appears all components of the missile performed as designed. It will use the test results to improve the nation's ballistic missile defense system.

It was the first flight test for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system since flight testing was halted after a failed intercept in a December 2010 test.

The Air Force says Italian rescue teams have recovered debris from the Adriatic Sea that is believed to belong to a U.S. F-16 fighter jet that went missing on Monday after taking off from a base in Italy.

The combined U.S.-Italian rescue effort has not found any sign of the pilot, according to a statement from the 31st Fighter Wing at Aviano air base.

Reports identify the pilot as Capt. Lucas Gruenther, 31st Fighter Wing chief of flight safety, who was conducting a nighttime training mission when the Air Force base at Aviano lost contact with the jet.

The search is continuing.

"We are dedicating all available resources to which you can buy it on china online store the search and rescue operation," said Brig. Gen. Scott J. Zobrist. "I am hopeful that we will bring him home safely."

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