Boeing, Anduril Team Moves Ahead in Race for New Interceptor
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Boeing, Anduril team moves ahead in race for new interceptor
Boeing has moved into the next phase of competition to build the U.S. Army’s second interceptor for its Integrated Fires Protection Capability, or IFPC, air defense system, the company announced September 9. Boeing is developing the missile with Anduril Industries, which will supply the solid rocket motor. The interceptor is meant to defend fixed and […]
The United States Army has selected Boeing to advance to the second phase of the competition for the development of a new medium-range interceptor. The weapon will be part of the Integrated Fires Protection Capability Increment 2 Second Interceptor, known as IFPC Inc. 2, and will be developed with the participation of Anduril Rocket Motor Systems.
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