By Michael Sirak Raytheon [RTN] beat out Northrop Grumman [NOC] last week in the competition to provide advanced modern radars for the Air Force's fleet of 224 F-15E Strike Eagle multirole fighter aircraft before the end of next decade. Boeing, the prime contractor for upgrading F-15Es, said on Nov. 1 it chose Raytheon after "a rigorous" evaluation of the bids from the offerors vying to supply the next- generation active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar systems under the F-15E Radar…
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