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Technologically advanced missile systems are those missiles that have robust technological features to improve the lethal capabilities of the missile, either strengthening their combat prowess or their deterrent capability. One of the critical requirements in today's missile systems is the need for such technologies to be accurate. Accuracy strengthens deterrence, both conventional and weapons of mass destruction (WMD). Nevertheless, the accuracy of missile systems is reliant on many factors. These factors include both internal and external conditions to reckon with. There are many technological means through which accuracy can be either stabilized or improved. Instrumentation is crucial in missile technology to strengthen a missile's accuracy. Missiles need technological attention right from their launch. A ballistic missile has four phases: boost phase, ascent boost phase, mid-course phase, and terminal...