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As interceptor shortages loom, Iron Dome production expands beyond Israel
11.10.26
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CTech
The first Tamir interceptor manufactured at a new Arkansas facility has been delivered to Israel. The U.S. production line adds another source for the Israeli-developed system, as Israeli officials warn that depleted stocks and delays in new procurement orders could affect future readiness.
U.S. version of Iron Dome air defense system nears realization following Raytheon, Rafael deal
04.08.20
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Udi Etsion
The new partnership, called Raytheon RAFAEL Area Protection Systems, will take place in the U.S. and will produce both the Iron Dome Weapon System, which consists of the Tamir interceptor and launcher, and the SkyHunter missile, a U.S. derivative of Tamir
Aeronautics Buys U.S.-Based Chassis Plans for $6 Million
25.09.17
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Amarelle Wenkert
The Israel-based military drone maker bought the California-based aerospace computer systems developer to strengthen its operations in North America