Kratos will provide advanced ground segment solutions to support the OmanSat-1 satellite mission, enhancing sovereign telecommunications capabilities through high-performance satellite connectivity and management.

Modified MQM-178 reaches Mach 0.8, sustains high-G maneuvers above 35,000 feet, proving reliable in exercises and supporting MUM-T and loitering munition missions.

Kratos Defence & Security Solutions expands its U.S. operations with a new 40,000-square-foot facility in Birmingham, enhancing manufacturing and engineering capabilities for defence solutions.

Kratos will supply its Valkyrie uncrewed aerial system as the air vehicle for a U.S. Marine Corps CCA program integrating autonomous mission systems for crewed–uncrewed expeditionary air operations.

The new system offers a 500-nautical-mile range, 80-pound payload, and Mach 0.7 speed, emphasizing modularity, affordability, and rapid deployability.

Kratos was awarded Phase 1 of a contract with a projected ceiling of $175 million to establish an organic sustainment capability for the U.S. Navy's AN/SPY-1 radar systems at its new Indiana Radar Integration Complex (IRIC).

Kratos and GE Aerospace expand partnership to develop affordable GEK800 and GEK1500 turbofan engines for next-gen UAS and combat aircraft applications.

Kratos’ Erinyes Hypersonic Test Bed successfully launched in January 2025 from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia, demonstrating low-cost hypersonic experimentation capabilities and advancing U.S. hypersonic research initiatives.

Kratos expands support for the U.S. Marine Corps MUX TACAIR program to enhance XQ-58A Valkyrie systems through integration, development, and flight testing across key U.S. locations.

During USMC’s Emerald Flag 2024, Kratos XQ-58A Valkyrie demonstrated autonomous, multi-domain capabilities, successfully achieving kill chain closure and collaborative electronic warfare.