Farnborough 2018: Lockheed, Rafael look to spice things up in US

19th July 2018 - 12:20 GMT | by Ashley Roque in Farnborough

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Lockheed Martin and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems are teaming up to push Rafael's Smart, Precise Impact and Cost-Effective (SPICE) missile guidance kits to the US military.

The companies used Farnborough 2018 to announce that they have inked an MOU to guide exploration into new markets and identify customer requirements.

'SPICE is a leading air-to-surface weapon system offering US and international air forces operating Lockheed Martin's platforms, as well as strategic bomber aircraft, an important complement to their existing operational capabilities,' said Yuval Miller, the executive VP and head of Rafael's Air & C4ISR Division.

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