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Guam-based defense watchdog group PCIS is concerned about the military's plan to conduct two missile tests a year out of Andersen Air Force Base .
The plan would include launching a standard missile or SM-3 or interceptor against a medium-range ballistic missile or target.
Debris from the intercept and physical components from the target and interceptor would fall to the surface of the ocean greater than 88 nautical miles from Guam .
The interceptor would launch from Northwest Field on Andersen Air Force Base .
The first stage booster would separate from the interceptor quickly after launch and would land on a remote, uninhabited area of Andersen .
Future MDA and U.S. Army flight tests and tracking exercises would be conducted in a similar manner.
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