None taken fren. It's a valid point. I'll have AI take it from here... "NATO relies heavily on satellite-based systems for missile guidance, many of which depend on U.S. assets, including those controlled by Space Force. While NATO countries do have some independent satellite capabilities, they are not as advanced or widespread as those managed by the U.S. and Space Force. This means that bypassing Space Force for high-precision, long-range missile strikes would be difficult, if not impossible, without significant degradation in effectiveness."

"Yes, if NATO or any other entity attempted to bypass Space Force with their own guidance systems, Space Force, with its advanced satellite tracking, missile defense, and space-based assets, could likely detect and neutralize those efforts. This would make it extremely difficult for anyone to launch a missile undetected or outside of Space Force's control, and Space Force would indeed have the capability to intercept or disable such threats if necessary."