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Millennium Space Systems Completes CDR for Missile Track Custody Space Vehicle

Millennium Space Systems Completes CDR for Missile Track Custody Space Vehicle
Millennium Space Systems completes the CDR for its Missile Track Custody program.

Millennium Space Systems, a Boeing [BA] company, has achieved the critical design review (CDR) for its Missile Track Custody (MTC) space vehicle. Millennium announced the CDR on Tuesday, less than a year after it received authorization to proceed. The MTC program is part of Space Systems Command’s (SSC) Space Sensing Resilient Missile Warning, Missile Tracking, Missile Defense (MW/MT/MD) program office. The program is pursuing small satellites in Medium-Earth Orbit (MEO) for missile warning. Millennium’s CDR included review for the full space…

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