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US Army chooses Lockheed Martin, Boeing-Anduril for new anti-air missile

US Army chooses Lockheed Martin, Boeing-Anduril for new anti-air missile

The US Army is moving ahead with two defence firms to supply a new mid-tier surface-to-air missile for its Enduring Shield system. Boeing and Anduril's joint offering, along with Lockheed Martin's design, were selected on Wednesday for the next phase. The new missile aims to expand Enduring Shield's ability to counter threats like cruise missiles and drones.

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