U.S. Space Force Expands Golden Dome Missile-Tracking Constellation with $1.75 Billion Order
The U.S. Space Force has placed an order for 36 additional Golden Dome missile-tracking satellites at a cost of $1.75 billion. This order expands the existing constellation designed to provide early warning and tracking capabilities against ballistic missiles and other aerial threats.
The Golden Dome program aims to enhance the nation's missile defense architecture by deploying satellites in various orbits to ensure continuous monitoring and rapid detection of missile launches. This latest procurement represents a significant investment in the nation's defensive space infrastructure.