Anduril Announces Team for Its Golden Dome Space-Based Missile ...
Anduril is one of 12 companies selected to help build orbiting interceptors aimed at stopping missiles in the boost phase.
- On Tuesday, Anduril Industries announced a consortium to develop space-based interceptors for the U.S. Space Force, advancing the $185 billion Golden Dome missile defense initiative.
- The Space Force previously awarded contracts worth $3.2 billion to 12 companies, including Anduril, to create an orbital layer capable of destroying missiles during their boost phase.
- Anduril's consortium integrates technologies from Impulse Space, Inversion Space, K2 Space, Sandia National Laboratories, and Voyager Technologies, aiming to deliver "affordable, scalable" solutions.
- Gokul Subramanian, Anduril's senior vice president of engineering, said "near-peer adversaries have invested in exotic, highly manoeuvrable vehicles," introducing challenges for homeland defense.
- Space Force General Michael Guetlein aims to demonstrate an initial layered defense capability by summer 2028, though independent projections suggest total program costs could exceed $500 billion.
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USA TodayAnduril announces team for Golden Dome space-based missile interceptor effort
The Space-Based Interceptor program deploys weapons in orbit, enabling the U.S. military to engage and destroy threats earlier in their flight path.
Golden Dome: Anduril announces team for space-based missile interceptor effort
Washington: Defence technology company Anduril Industries on Tuesday announced its consortium to develop space-based interceptors for the US Space Force, as part of the Trump administration's Golden Dome for America missile defence initiative.Unlike existing ground-based systems, the Space-Based Interceptor (SBI) program deploys weapons in orbit, enabling the US military to engage and destroy threats earlier in their flight path, intercepting …
Anduril to lead consortium to build space-based interceptors for US Golden Dome defence system - The Tribune
Defence technology company Anduril Industries said that it will lead a group of industry partners to develop space-based interceptors for the US Space Force under the 'Golden Dome' missile defence initiative, aimed at countering rapidly evolving aerial threats.
Anduril to lead consortium to build space-based interceptors for US 'Golden Dome' defence system
Defence technology company Anduril Industries said that it will lead a group of industry partners to develop space-based interceptors for the US Space Force under the "Golden Dome" missile defence initiative, aimed at countering rapidly evolving aerial threats.
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