[Dmander]

The US Army's Future Combat Systems program tested an active protection system designed to intercept incoming anti-armor rounds before they struck a vehicle. Raytheon developed the FCS system, which was publicized as Quick Kill and used vertically launched interceptors. A smaller interceptor was intended for close threats such as rocket-propelled grenades, while a larger interceptor was intended for anti-tank missiles and tank rounds.

The tests show a launcher rig and target panels, followed by an airborne flash and smoke during an interception. Another sequence shows a tracked armored vehicle, an instrumentation tower and target boards before a large dust and smoke burst. The FCS program was canceled in 2009, and the active protection system was not fielded under that program.

[WindBag]

thats one agile missile

[DifJuz]

very poor

[Dennislp3]

and to think that's from 2007...probably way more advanced now.

[Oswald2001]

Supposedly, there's all kinds of stuff like this along the DMZ between North Korea and South Korea.