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The Patriot missile takes more than two years to build and relies on over 400 companies before it is sent to conflict zones.
Raytheon is investing $100 million to expand its Portsmouth, Rhode Island, facility to accelerate production and testing of the Patriot air defense system.
Pfc. Tadashia Mitchell, a Network Communication Systems Specialist, has made a significant difference in her community and played a key role in testing next-generation Patriot software.
Ukraine tests new missile to address interceptor shortages and potentially create a low-cost alternative to Western anti-ballistic missiles.
A California firm is exploring alternative missile defense solutions without rocket motors, driven by a shortage of Patriot interceptors.
Polish defense company WZE received a purchase order from L3Harris to produce Attitude Control Motors for the US Army's Patriot missile system.