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Raytheon fires up EW for Australia
Fresh from a successful test demonstrating a single-ship geolocation capability, Raytheon is promoting its upgraded AN/ALR-69A(V) aircraft radar warning receiver (RWR) to export markets such as Australia.
In addition, Raytheon is marketing a product to support electronic warfare planning and management.
Paul Overstreet, Raytheon's ALR-69A programme manager ...
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