The PAC-3 MSE has been coupled with the LTADMS radar to demonstrate a 360-degree engagement capability for the U.S. Army’s modernized IAMD architecture.

The U.S. Army last week conducted another missile flight test with the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS), ...

Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, successfully completed another 360-degree flight test for the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor, or LTAMDS, using one of the radar's secondary arrays to ...

German Technicians Repair Ukrainian Patriot Radar Raytheon Called Unfixable After the US Patriot manufacturer said one radar system was beyond repair, a German team worked sixteen hours a day six days ...

The Raytheon-developed LTAMDS radar, now in low-rate production, is designed to replace the Patriot radar, offering a 360-degree range of protection against various types of missiles. "The battalion ...

The People’s Liberation Army is showcasing an emerging truck-mounted, counter-drone laser weapon designed to track and incinerate multiple moving air targets simultaneously. The OW5 laser weapon, as ...

Here, The Independent looks at what Patriot missiles are, and why it is important to Ukraine: The Patriot, short for Phased Array Tracking Radar for Intercept on Target, is a mobile surface-to-air ...

ANDOVER — Defense contractor Raytheon has been awarded a $646 million contract to continue producing advanced maritime radars for the U.S. Navy. The radar, called the SPY-6, is one of several ...

On June 9, 2025, Raytheon Technologies, ticker RTX, secured a significant $646 million contract from the U.S. Navy to continue producing AN/SPY-6 (V) radars, as reported by a widely followed market ...

Read more about the latest contract the U.S. Navy awarded to Raytheon Missiles & Defense for SPY-6 radars.

Rare Sighting: Elusive RAT55 737 Radar Test Aircraft Captured in Flight Alongside B-2 Spirit ...

Raytheon’s radar, reversed Epirus is part of a new wave of venture-capital-backed defense companies trying to change the way weapons are created—and the way the Pentagon buys them.