Anduril is getting set to build its new Barracuda missile in Poland
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Anduril has partnered with Poland's state-owned conglomerate PGZ to jointly produce a new cruise missile system. Dubbed Barracuda-500M, the ground-launched weapon will reportedly be manufactured locally as part of a long-term arrangement between both companies. The missile deal comes as Warsaw continues to expand its arsenal amid rising concern over Russian military activity near NATO's eastern border. A full-scale mock-up of the missile was placed on public display for visitors attending this week's defense trade event held in Kielce, Poland. The unveiling took place during the annual MSPO defense exhibition, where company representatives outlined the scope of the missile partnership. The partnership covers both local assembly and eventual full-scale production of the missile inside Poland. Company representatives have not yet said whether components will initially be shipped from the United States for domestic assembly work. Sign up to the TechRadar Pro newsletter to get all the top news, opinion, features and guidance your business needs to succeed! They have also not yet publicly disclosed a timeline for full-scale production or for when the missile might become operational. Separately, Anduril is also pitching two autonomous aircraft designed to operate alongside Poland's future F-35 fighters and AH-64E Apache helicopters. Brian Moran, who oversees Anduril's business...
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