By Ann Roosevelt Raytheon [RTN] yesterday said it received a not-to-exceed $3.3 billion order to provide new, advanced Patriot air and missile defense systems, whole life support and training for the United Arab Emirates. "I think it's a testament to Raytheon's relationship with the UAE," Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems (IDS) President Daniel Smith told Defense Daily. "We first went there in the '80s and they bought the Hawk system from us and we've been with them for all these years,…
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