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Patriot Missiles Successfully Demonstrate Field Readiness, New Software

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, December 13th, 2013

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Raytheon [RTN’s] Patriot Air and Missile Defense System test fired nine Patriot missiles at McGregor Range, N.M., during its annual Field Surveillance Program (FSP), successfully engaging inbound and outbound unmanned air breathing targets. This was the first FSP conducted with the PAC-2 missiles, using the recently launched Post Deployment Build-7 (PDB-7) software and the modernized radar with radar digital processor. “All of our Patriot partners participate in the FSP as part of our Engineering Services Program and contribute randomly picked missiles…

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