Land Warfare
TOW capabilities enhanced
Raytheon has announced that it has tested a new propulsion system for the Tube-Launched, Optically-Tracked, Wireless (TOW) missile. The enhanced system, developed by ATK, doubles TOW's range and reduces the missile's flight time by one-third.
Raytheon reported that during the test, the developmental propulsion system flew the missile ...
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