Unified Mechanics
System 01 / 03Carriage + Canister

Carry

TANKARD

Built to carry. Designed to protect.

Mission role

The carriage and canister for THORNWALL.

Current phase

Built carriage/canister prototype

TANKARD / Exterior studyUnified Mechanics / 01

Carriage + canister

The physicalfoundation.

Carry. Protect. Integrate. TANKARD is the physical foundation of the THORNWALL interceptor system.

Exterior visualization only.
Detailed specifications remain withheld.

TANKARD exterior preview while the image-matched 3D model prepares

Preparing TANKARD…

System intent

Built for its layer. Engineered for the whole mission.

TANKARD is the carriage/canister we have built. It provides the physical starting point for integrating THORNWALL with COMPOSITION, with development focused on packaging, access, handling, and the interfaces between hardware and mission software.

TANKARD is the carriage and canister at the physical foundation of our interceptor system. Our built prototype brings packaging, protected carriage, and field handling into one piece of hardware.

Public capability profile

The responsibilities that define TANKARD.

01

Protected carriage

A physical enclosure designed around carrying and protecting the interceptor.

02

Canister packaging

A built prototype for developing mechanical packaging and internal system interfaces.

03

Field handling

Access, positioning, and serviceability are part of the hardware development program.

04

System integration

The physical interface between THORNWALL and the broader COMPOSITION-controlled system.

TANKARD canister with Unified Mechanics branding, white labels and orange alignment markings

TANKARD / Built carriage/canister prototype

Public system profile

System roleCarriage + canister
Current hardwareBuilt prototype
Paired interceptorTHORNWALL
Mission softwareCOMPOSITION

Specifications

Dimensions
CLASSIFIED
Mass
CLASSIFIED
Protection
CLASSIFIED

Release boundary

The public image shows the updated TANKARD carriage/canister. Detailed specifications and internal interfaces are withheld from the public site.

The architecture

One system is never the whole mission.