Developing a weapon that can be utilized to intercept and destroy a ballistic missile during the boost phase of its flight is the first step in eliminating the threat of the attacking ballistic missile. Boost phase interception is considered successful, when a complete destruction of the missile and its on board munitions is achieved. Various weapon systems have been developed for boost phase interception of ballistic missiles. This work is applied to one of these systems which is the ground-based intercept missile. The requirements for the interceptor effectiveness will be discussed. The work is based on simulated engagements between the...