Tag: Raytheon
US Marines Re-establish Mid-Range Air Defence
On 12 January 2024, the US Marines showcased its Medium Range Intercept Capability (MRIC). MRIC is designed to defend expeditionary fixed locations against air...
Japan signs deal to purchase US Tomahawk missiles
Japan has signed an agreement with the United States to purchase the Raytheon Tomahawk land-attack sea-launched cruise missile.
Under the agreement – which was signed...
January Spectrum SitRep
Armada’s monthly round-up of all the latest electronic warfare news in the product, programme and operational domains.
COALESCE is More
BAE Systems announced a contract win...
Deliberate Interference?
Allegations have emerged that Russian electronic warfare systems are deliberately jamming the ESA’s Sentinel-1A Earth observation satellite as it flies over Ukraine. Are they...
Stack ’em high, sell ’em cheap?
The pace of drone development has accelerated fast over the past decade, bringing in a myriad of new technologies to increase performance, add new...
EDGE to Begin Prototype Production of Machined Aluminium and Assembly Parts for Raytheon
EPI, the cornerstone of precision engineering in the UAE’s aerospace, oil & gas, and defence industries, announced they have been contracted to produce prototype...
High Power Defence
After a stuttering start, directed energy/laser weapons are beginning to gain traction as viable ‘soft kill’ options for military forces.
In January 2022, the US...
Making Waves
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last year could have a profound impact on the tactical communications domain.
What the world is seeing in Ukraine is a...
USN DDG shoots down uncrewed system in Red Sea
An US Navy (USN) guided-missile destroyer (DDG) shot down an uncrewed system that came close to the ship, the US Department of Defense (DoD)...
NASAMS Expands User Community
The National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS) cooperatively produced by Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace and RTX (formally Raytheon Missile and Defence) has often been...
