Just something to chew on... The local active sensing capability required to out-maneuver one or more interceptors would negate any low-observable qualities of

Just something to chew on... The local active sensing capability required to out-maneuver one or more interceptors would negate any low-observable qualities of the kill vehicle. The likelihood of the kill vehicle possessing a passive tracking capability sufficient to outmaneuver the active sensing and tracking system aboard an interceptor is clearly very low. My point is that neither maneuverability nor low observability are guarantees of success due to compromising other aspects of the vehicle; which may ultimately make it more vulnerable to defensive measures than is apparent at first glance.