Naval Warfare
Japan set to obtain RIM-116C after FMS clearance by State Department
Japan is poised to receive RIM-116C Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) Block 2 tactical missiles and related equipment from Raytheon in an FMS deal worth about $55.31 million, after the US State Department approved the transaction on 28 September.
The Japanese government requested up to 51 RIM-116C naval surface-to-air missiles ...
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