An article titled “At Huntsville missile defense conference, ‘Golden Dome’ lurks in the background”, published on 12 August 2025 by the Alabama Reflector, reported on the muted presence of the proposed Golden Dome for America missile defence project at the 28th annual Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.
U.S. President Donald Trump has chosen a design for the Golden Dome missile defence system and appointed a leader for the $175 billion programme, according to an explainer published by Reuters.
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The Pentagon’s Golden Dome missile defence system will feature four layers – one in space and three on land – with 11 short-range batteries positioned across the continental United States, Alaska and Hawaii.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) announced its readiness to support the Golden Dome missile defence architecture with a range of advanced technologies.
Cummings Aerospace has unveiled its latest Hellhound S4 drone variant, designed specifically for homeland defence applications.
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Lockheed Martin has emphasised that space is no longer a supporting element but a core enabler of the United States’ multi-layered missile defence strategy.
Lockheed Martin has announced its goal to test a space-based missile interceptor by 2028, aiming to support President Donald Trump’s “Golden Dome for America” missile defence initiative.
AeroVironment and Sierra Nevada Corporation have announced a strategic partnership to develop the next generation of integrated air and missile defence systems for the Golden Dome for America initiative.
Telesat Corp., Canada’s largest satellite operator, has expressed interest in contributing to the United States’ proposed Golden Dome missile defence system.
Northrop Grumman has successfully completed the second full-scale static test fire of a new solid rocket motor, developed in under one year.
Lockheed Martin has established a new prototyping hub at its Center for Innovation in Suffolk, Virginia, aimed at advancing the Command and Control (C2) capabilities for the United States’ Golden Dome for America initiative.
The United States has scheduled its first major test of the proposed Golden Dome missile defense system in the months leading up to the 2028 presidential election, according to CNN.
