part five
and release a MS round that would intercept and end the problem.
In the Q & A, they said that they had briefed various allied Defense departments and several space agencies. When pressed, they said that 20 SWARMS systems could protect the "friendly world" from missile and space debris threats at a cost of around $25m each capital costs. Add running costs to that.
Another question was asked about competition and they said they are not aware of any competitors for space / missile capabilities, but there are a few for CROWS, although they are much weaker in terms of capability, hence the reason EOS has won US contracts and tests already.
In summary, this technology and capability is awesome, demonstratable and in need of a well executed plan to promote it to the right buyers so the end game can be achieved at the right time/price.
The sandwiches were nice as well
Sir Lunchalot
Roving Reporter
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