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Anduril Wins Army Contract for C2 Missile Defense System

May 12, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Anduril awarded Army contract for Battle Manager prototype.
System integrates command-and-control for air and missile threats.
Lattice software combines data from separate missile defense systems.
Army aims to break down data silos for quicker decision-making.

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Strategic Implications

This contract award may signal the Army's increasing focus on integrated command-and-control systems for enhanced missile defense capabilities. The use of Anduril's Lattice software suggests a potential shift towards more data-driven and multi-domain operations, which could benefit the Army's defense posture in the Indo-Pacific theater.

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What Happened

Integrated Command Platform To Enhance Indo Pacific Theater Defense

Anduril has been awarded a contract by the Army to develop a Battle Manager prototype, an integrated command-and-control platform designed to defend against air and missile threats in the Indo-Pacific theater. The system utilizes Anduril’s Lattice software to combine data from separate missile defense systems, providing commanders with a comprehensive operating picture. This development comes as the Army launches its Right to Integrate program, aimed at integrating data from various weapon systems. The contract award was announced by Anduril and reported by Breaking Defense.

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