By Geoff Fein Raytheon [RTN] has entered into a licensing agreement with Netherlands-based Stork-Fokker to explore ways in which the two companies can combine efforts on the extended range variant of the Joint Stand Off Weapon (JSOW), according to a Raytheon official. "One of the exciting things we are doing, as a global company, we are trying to look for partnerships," John O'Brien, program director for JSOW, told Defense Daily yesterday. "To make this happen, particularly while we are in…
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