The Navy recently issued a contract to Raytheon [RTN] for more than 360 Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles (TLAM) to replenish the arsenal of the precision strike weapons used during operations in Libya more than a year ago and as part of its fiscal 2012 plans. The $338-million contract is for the Block IV version of the missiles launched off destroyers, cruisers and attack submarines. The Navy is buying 238 for the surface combatants and 123 for subs, according to the…
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