Radar

Lithuania to Upgrade Aerial Defenses With Thales Ground Master Radars

Lithuania has signed an agreement to acquire Thales Ground Master 200 Multi-Mission Compact radars.

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China Says Developed Tech to Disguise Missiles as Civilian Planes

China claims to have developed a new technology that makes its cruise missiles look like ordinary passenger planes on an enemy radar screen.

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Philippines Gets Advanced Air Surveillance Radar From Japan

The Philippines has acquired an advanced radar system from Japan to bolster its air surveillance capability.

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Ukraine Neighbor Moldova Receives Airspace Radar

Moldova has received a radar system to monitor its airspace, as the country has seen repeated violations of its airspace by Russian missiles targeting Ukraine.

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Czech Republic Receives Mobile Electronic Surveillance System

Surveillance solutions company ERA has handed over a new passive electronic surveillance system to the Czech Republic.

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Northrop’s Integrated Battle Command System Passes Live-Fire Test

Northrop Grumman has successfully neutralized low- and high-altitude threats with its command system in live-fire tests conducted in New Mexico.

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Malaysia Boosting Air Defense With Thales GM400A Long-Range Radar

The Malaysian Ministry of Defense has inked an agreement with France to supply GM400A long-range radar for the Royal Malaysian Air Force.

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US OKs $582M Spy Plane Upgrade for Saudi, $85M Radar for UAE

The US State Department has approved a total of $667 million in foreign military sales to two Middle Eastern nations.

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Leidos to Develop New US Marine Corps Air Defense Radars

Leidos has been awarded a $32-million contract to develop a new, medium-range air defense radar for the US Marine Corps.

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Raytheon to Modernize Tactical Radio Frequency Sensors for DARPA

DARPA has awarded Raytheon a $15-million contract to enhance the electronic capability of tactical radio frequency sensors.

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