What does SBX stand for?

Sea-Based X-Band Radar (missile defense)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The system is known as sea-based X-band radar, a reference to the electromagnetic frequency at which it operates.

Korea: Pentagon optimistic on missile defense system

The 280-foot tall Sea-Based X-band Radar is so powerful it can identify baseball-size objects thousands of miles away.

Missile launch tests U.S. sea radar

By the end of calendar year 2005, a sea-based x-band radar will also be in place at Adak, Alaska.

American forces press service (July 23, 2004): DoD ushers in new ...

The budget also increases funding for Sea-Based X-Band Radar development, testing, and command and control, among other missile defense programs.

United States: Credible Missile Defenses Needed

In 2005, the sea-based X-band radar is scheduled for deployment in Adak, Alaska.

Multi-layered missile defense could be operational by 2015

Byline: kusumv03 A missile defense advocacy group wants the Pentagon to deploy from Pearl Harbor the anti-ballistic missile tracking system known as Sea-Based X-Band Radar to monitor the planned North Korean rocket launch.

Korea: Use X-Band for launch by N. Korea, group urges

Byline: manish03 A missile defense advocacy group wants the Pentagon to deploy from Pearl Harbor the anti-ballistic missile tracking system known as Sea-Based X-Band Radar to monitor the planned North Korean rocket launch.

South Korea : Use X-Band for launch by N. Korea, group urges

The Raytheon-built X-Band Radar (XBR), aboard the Boeing-developed Sea-Based X-Band Radar (SBX) vessel, acquired the target complex via a cue formulated from the AN/TPY-2 and UEWR radar data and provided track and discrimination data to the GMD system, which directed the simulated engagement.

United States: Raytheon Radars Play Key Role in Missile Defense Test