For over a decade, Israel’s Iron Dome has stood tall as the premier air defense system in the world. With cutting-edge Tamir interceptor missiles, it flaunts a staggering 90% interception rate, neutralizing over 3,000 rockets and saving untold lives over the years.Now, the US Marine Corps is on the brink of deploying its own version of this game-changing technology, crafting the ultimate mobile air defense system for the wars of the near future. This powerhouse can be swiftly deployed worldwide, forming an impenetrable shield over critical Marine operations.The Corps has invested a whopping $111 million into the Medium Range Intercept Capability or MRIC program, bidding farewell to outdated systems like the Stinger missile. Enter the cutting-edge SkyHunter missiles, America’s answer to the Tamir interceptor.The SkyHunter promises to obliterate enemy aircraft, cruise missiles, and drones in a single, devastating strike, boasting ten times the range of the Marines’ previous anti-air systems and over regions even larger than Israel.And this upgrade couldn’t come at a more crucial moment. The USMC plans to unleash its Iron Dome variant in the Pacific right as tensions with China hit a fever pitch. This revolutionary defense could soon be the thin line guarding US Marines against China’s growing arsenal of aerial threats in what promises to be the next major conflict in human history…