Anduril is taking a different approach to missile design, building a family of interceptors around one common core rather than starting from scratch for every mission.
Its new Steelfin family pairs different first-stage boosters with a common terminal interceptor to counter threats ranging from cruise missiles to hypersonic weapons.
The two-stage architecture allows the first stage to accommodate different solid rocket motors, adjusting range and performance while supporting different launch systems and storage configurations.
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