The U.S. Army has formally approved a new air and missile defense sensor to replace its aging Patriot for low-rate production, according to its system developer Raytheon.. The service has been ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army has approved the Sentinel A4 radar program, critical to the service’s future air defense capability, to move into low-rate initial production, the program executive ...

Building the radar rapidly ... The systems will be a part of a larger air and missile defense architecture there. The Army plans to reach full-rate production in 2028, Lozano said.

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On December 28, the Department of Defense announced the award of an $118 million contract to build a special kind of radar installation in the Republic of Palau.

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By contrast, the report said air defense radar is not a high priority for the Pentagon. Of five priority industrial sectors identified in 2022, none involved advanced radar development.

We're building the newest, most advanced radar at almost the same exact price that we're building the legacy radar." The Army's low-rate production period will last roughly two and a half years.