• • CONTACTS
  • • PRIVACY POLICY
  • • GADGETS & TECHNOLOGIES
AERONAUT.media
  • NEWS:
  • • Aviation
  • • UAVs & drones
  • • Flying weapon
  • • Space
  • ARTICLES
  • Language:
  • EN
  • UA
No Result
View All Result
  • NEWS:
  • • Aviation
  • • UAVs & drones
  • • Flying weapon
  • • Space
  • ARTICLES
  • Language:
  • EN
  • UA
No Result
View All Result
AERONAUT.media
No Result
View All Result
Home News Air weapons news

Poland and Raytheon are looking to manufacture 48 Patriot launchers

Collin Eshiet by Collin Eshiet
14/08/2024
in Air weapons news
0
Poland and Raytheon
1
SHARES
21
VIEWS

Under the Poland Wisla program, Raytheon has a €1.13 billion contract to help produce 48 M903 launchers. These launchers will strengthen the Polish air defence system around the region. Working closely with Raytheon on this project will be the Polish military equipment manufacturer Huta Stalowa Wola (HSW).

Raytheon is a leader in the development and manufacturing of radars, electro-optical sensors, and other electronic systems for use in various defence industries. Their systems are used for airborne, naval, and land defence by various military organizations around the world. Now they are going to be responsible for the production of airborne defence launchers for the Polish government, and this will put various radar technologies to use.

Poland and Raytheon

According to reports, this missile launcher system will bring a lot of components into play. It will consist of “two generators, a detection and tracking radar system, a command-and-control station, an antenna mast group, and up to eight M903 launcher stations containing four PAC-2 or 16 PAC-3 interceptor missiles.” With this, the Polish government will be able to intercept ballistic missiles.

Over the past months, the world has come to see the Russian use of ballistic missiles in their invasion of Ukraine. Other countries in the region and member states of NATO must have systems like this that the Polish government is working to develop. Other firms like Zakłady Mechaniczne Tarnów and Wojskowe Zakłady Elektroniczne will also help in the development of these missile launchers.

This contract between Poland and Raytheon will kick off and deliveries will start between 2027-2029. With over 48 Patriot launchers, the Polish government will be able to protect its airspace from ballistic attacks. More details on this contract and the development of the Patriot missile launchers will become available over the coming months.

Tags: News
ShareTweetShareShareShareSharePin
Previous Post

Chinese Drone with 2000 kg Payload Capacity Completes First Flight

Next Post

Sustainable Aviation Fuel Plant Opens in the UK

Collin Eshiet

Collin Eshiet

RelatedPosts

AGM-181A LRSO
Air weapons news

U.S. Unveils New AGM-181A LRSO Nuclear Cruise Missile for B-21 and B-52 Bombers

13/06/2025
95
First GBU-39s loaded on MQ-9 Dual-Carriage System
Air weapons news

U.S. Testing Dual Mount System for GBU-39 Bombs on MQ-9 Reaper Drone

25/03/2025
561
На озброєння ЗСУ надійшов новий ЗРК FrankenSAM із ракетами Р-73
Air weapons news

Ukrainian Armed Forces Receive New FrankenSAM Air Defense System with R-73 Missiles

21/03/2025
696
AIM-260A
Air weapons news

U.S. Confirms Design of Classified AIM-260 Missile

28/02/2025
441
Defense Tech Innovations Forum 2025
Air weapons news

Ukrainian “Trembita” Cruise Missile Unveiled at Exhibition for the First Time

21/02/2025
557
AH-1Z Viper
Air weapons news

New Long-Range Missile for AH-1Z Attack Helicopter Unveiled Online

20/02/2025
303
Next Post
SAF Plane

Sustainable Aviation Fuel Plant Opens in the UK

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Subscribe

  • Bluesky
  • Facebook
  • Mastodon
  • RSS
  • Twitter

RSS Gadgets & Technologies

  • What You Need to Know Before Buying a Multimedia Projector 13/06/2025
  • U.S. Unveils New AGM-181A LRSO Nuclear Cruise Missile for B-21 and B-52 Bombers 13/06/2025
  • 11 Ukrainian Startups Showcase Their Products at London Tech Week 13/06/2025
  • How a Laptop Becomes a Spy: Researchers Uncover New Security Threat 13/06/2025
  • Dangerous Skies: Chinese Fighter Jets Make Risky Approach to Japanese Aircraft 13/06/2025

Recent Comments

  • Vladyslav Surkov on A-10 Thunderbolt II Attack Aircraft Escort Nuclear Submarine Wyoming During Drills
  • Vladyslav Surkov on A-10 Thunderbolt II Attack Aircraft Escort Nuclear Submarine Wyoming During Drills

Recent Posts

  • U.S. Unveils New AGM-181A LRSO Nuclear Cruise Missile for B-21 and B-52 Bombers
  • Dangerous Skies: Chinese Fighter Jets Make Risky Approach to Japanese Aircraft
  • Brave1 Demonstrates Ukrainian Bulava Strike Drone in Frontline Operations, Comparable to the Lancet
  • Revolutionary Aircraft Design Unveiled, Promising 90% Fuel Consumption Reduction
  • U.S. Tests New Maritime Version of JDAM: B-2 Spirit Now Capable of Targeting Ships

SWITCH LANGUAGE:

  • EN
  • UA
  • • CONTACTS
  • • PRIVACY POLICY
  • • GADGETS & TECHNOLOGIES

© 2024-2025 AERONAUT.media

No Result
View All Result
  • NEWS:
  • • Aviation
  • • UAVs & drones
  • • Flying weapon
  • • Space
  • ARTICLES
  • Language:
  • EN
  • UA

© 2024-2025 AERONAUT.media