U.S. Army To Buy Upgraded Iron Dome System
Credit: Iron Dome: Natan Flayer
TEL AVIV—The U.S. Army will purchase the Israeli-developed Iron Dome rocket intercepting system. After two tests, the Army will buy an upgraded version, using a new radar and Tamir interceptors. The $380 million deal will include 12 launchers, two radars and 240 Tamir missiles. Raytheon, the U.S...
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