The Indian Ministry of Defence signed an agreement with the U.S. Defense Department to acquire 245 Raytheon [RTN]-built Stinger air-to-air missiles with launchers and engineering support, the company said March 30.The Stinger acquisition is part of a larger $3.1 billion deal with the U.S. first finalized in September. The original order included combat helicopters, weapons, radars, and electronic warfare suites.“India joins nations around the globe who recognize that air-to-air Stinger can be a key component of attack and light attack…
India Signs Agreement With U.S. For Raytheon Stinger Missiles
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Rich Abott
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