The installation of two massive radar systems on a Navy ship designed to gather data about ballistic missile launches by countries around the world has been completed, Raytheon [RTN] said recently. Raytheon said the radar suite was completed with the placing of the X- and S-band antennas onto the USNS Howard O. Lorenzen (T-AGM 25) as part of the Cobra Judy Replacement program. Lorenzen is designated to replace the USNS Observation Island T-AGM 23), which is expected to leave service…
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