Raytheon Co. got the go-ahead to start full production of a system that enables ships and
surveillance aircraft to instantly share digital data on enemy
cruise missiles and aircraft, said a Navy spokesman.
The Pentagon’s decision allows the Navy to buy up to 60 sets
of software and hardware, Lieutenant William Speaks said. Earlier
orders for 58 systems were worth $1.2 billion to Raytheon, company
officials said.
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