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Raytheon to Offer Modified Israel-Designed Missile Interceptor System for US Army


Raytheon logoTYSONS CORNER, VA, Aug. 10, 2016 — Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) plans to modify a missile interceptor platform developed by Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems to support a U.S. Army program that aims to address potential threats, ExecutiveBiz reported Tuesday.

Defense News reported Monday that Raytheon will update the Iron Dome platform’s Tamir interceptors to align with U.S. standards and produce the interceptors across multiple facilities within the country if chosen for the IFPC Inc 2-I program.

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