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Stinger anti-aircraft missiles date to the 1980s, but because of their use in Ukraine, stockpiles have dwindled. Raytheon plans to make more.
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How the US Army is experimenting with giving its shoulder ... - MSNThe US Army is developing new technology aimed at giving legacy Stinger missiles, shoulder-launched surface-to-air missiles, a much longer reach. An air defense interceptor program, Red Wasp, has ...
Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing to develop the U.S. Army's replacement for its Stinger short-range air defense missile it no longer produces.
Raytheon Missiles & Defense, the RTX unit through which Stinger sales will run, is the company's second smallest business unit, with $14.9 billion in annual sales.
The US Army highlighted an ongoing program to upgrade the range of its Stinger missiles. The program, Red Wasp, has been applying solid fuel ramjet technology to increase reach.
NATO has placed an order for Stinger anti-aircraft missiles totaling nearly $700 million. The contract was signed during the NATO summit in Washington, according to Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
US Army soldiers prepare to fire a Stinger missile during an exercise. (US Army) The US Army expects to increase production of Stinger missiles to 60 a month by 2025, up 50% from the current rate ...
The Stinger and the Starstreak surface-to-air missile systems "were developed as a solution to the same problem," military expert David Hambling told Newsweek. U.S. World ...
LMT is a well-known producer of combat-proven missiles like Hellfire II, THAAD, JASSM and LRASM. It boasts more than 65 years of experience partnering with the U.S. Air Force on ICBM.
The last contract for Stinger missiles, made by RTX's Raytheon division, was awarded in May 2022 when the U.S. Army contracted $625 million worth of the anti-aircraft missiles to replenish stocks ...
A fellow member of the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit congratulates Cpl. Celestino Arellano, left, who sank a target boat with a Stinger ground-to-air missile from Palawan, Philippines, Oct. 22, 2024.
The US Army highlighted an ongoing program to upgrade the range of its Stinger missiles. The program, Red Wasp, has been applying solid fuel ramjet technology to increase reach. Stingers have seen ...
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