The U.S. Navy and Raytheon Missiles & Defense, a Raytheon Technologies business, completed a series of tests on the Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar at the Navy’s Wallops Island Test Facility in Virginia. The tests validated the performance of EASR’s two variants: the SPY-6(V)2 rotating and SPY-6(V)3 fixed-face radars. Read full Naval Defense article at this link ...
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The SPY-6(V)3 air defense radar will be fitted on the new U.S. Navy Ford-class aircraft carrier. (Picture source U.S. Navy)
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The SPY-6(V)3 air defense radar will be fitted on the new U.S. Navy Ford-class aircraft carrier. (Picture source U.S. Navy)
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