The Pentagon is asking Congress to repeal a law requiring at least one flight test each year to demonstrate that the U.S. military's air and missile defenses can fight together, calling the decade-old mandate duplicative as it pivots to a sweeping new Golden Dome homeland defense architecture. The legislative proposal would strike a statutory provision which directs the Missile Defense Agency director and the Army secretary to “jointly ensure that not less than one intercept or flight test is carried...