Certainly UX can always be improved, but doing so without proper training and making the operator ultimately responsible for their actions is just ridiculous.
Sure the buttons could have been named something different, but with a confirmation box, this UX passes what should be considered reasonable to prevent a literate and aware individual (the only type that should be approved for this position) from making a mistake like this.
I'm really astonished at the need to defend my position on this... it's almost like everyone replying here is thinking that they, too, would treat a legitimate missile defense drill (in the era of saber-rattling between Trump and Kim) the same way they treat installing a software EULA or an update to their FB ToS.
Sure the buttons could have been named something different, but with a confirmation box, this UX passes what should be considered reasonable to prevent a literate and aware individual (the only type that should be approved for this position) from making a mistake like this.
I'm really astonished at the need to defend my position on this... it's almost like everyone replying here is thinking that they, too, would treat a legitimate missile defense drill (in the era of saber-rattling between Trump and Kim) the same way they treat installing a software EULA or an update to their FB ToS.