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Thales Raytheon Systems celebrates 10 years of transatlantic JV
Thales Raytheon Systems, an international leader in air defence command and control systems and ground-based radars, completed a decade of the defence industry’s first transatlantic joint venture.
Jack Harrington, Chief Executive officer of Thales Raytheon Systems, discussed the strategic focus of the business at a Paris Air Show briefing. “We understand the importance of continued alignment with our customer and their mission requirements,” said Harrington. “Security against a growing number of unconventional threats, particularly in the missile defense and cyber domains, will be the focus in the foreseeable future.”
Through programmes, prototypes and exercises with NATO, Thales Raytheon Systems is already developing unparalleled technologies and expertise to protect NATO troops and the citizens of Europe against ballistic missiles. Through the support of its parent companies Thales Raytheon Systems is able to provide a complete Air C4I solution with fully Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD).
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