Raytheon Breaks Into F-16 Radar Upgrade Market
Korea has chosen the company's advanced combat radar, in preference to the one offered by incumbent Northrop Grumman
Raytheon has scored a notable success in Korea, where its AESA radar will replace older Northrop Grumman fire control units in that country’s 134 F-16s. (Photo: Raytheon)
Raytheon has scored a notable success in Korea, where its AESA radar will replace older Northrop Grumman fire control units in that country’s 134 F-16s. (Photo: Raytheon)