For each significant military innovation in mankind's history, there has consistently been a countervailing innovation. Atomic weapons have, be that as it may, stayed an exemption. Ballistic rocket resistance (BMD) has, as of late, developed as an impressive way to guard against atomic outfitted conveyance frameworks however yet to demonstrate their complete dependability. What does the appearance of BMD mean for the atomic transformation—will it make atomic weapons out of date or thusly lead to another weapons contest among incredible forces? This book is a compact volume that looks at these vital elements of rocket guards, primarily its effect on discouragement. It guarantees topical assortment by joining a mechanical review that clarifies the development of BMD ideas. The book offsets new calculated investigations with strategy examination that will make it helpful writing on BMD for scholastics and policymakers.