Anduril says the Air Force picked it to prototype a CAMP launcher
Anduril said on Nov. 12 that the U.S. Air Force awarded it a prototype contract for a containerized launcher under the Counter-Air Missile Program. The company says the launcher would carry missiles from other firms, run from dispersed sites with a small crew, and supply power, computing, cooling, communications, and software, using experience from its Menace-I shelter. The first 10 months cover a preliminary design and preparation for tests. Anduril gave no price, and no Air Force award notice was opened.
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