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Boeing To Team With Raytheon On EP-X Aircraft Program
St. Louis MO (SPX) Jul 25, 2008 Boeing has announced that Raytheon has joined its EP-X industry team. EP-X is a manned airborne intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting aircraft that will replace the U.S. Navy's EP-3 signals intelligence (SIGINT) platform. Raytheon, also a member of Boeing's P-8A Poseidon industry team, will be responsible for EP-X sensor integration and multi-intelligence integration and play a significant role in core mission systems. Raytheon joins Argon ST, a leading designer and developer of SIGINT sensors and information operations systems, on the Boeing EP-X team. "Raytheon is a great addition to our EP-X team and together with Argon ST provides unparalleled experience and technical capability," said Paul Summers, Boeing director of Airborne SIGINT Campaigns. "The Boeing team understands the challenges and is well-positioned to provide a capable and cost-effective EP-X solution for the Navy." The Navy awarded Boeing a $1.25 million EP-X concept refinement contract in February. Since then, Boeing and Argon ST have been defining program requirements and developing initial system concepts. As prime contractor for P-8A, Boeing plans to draw on that program's logistics, maintenance, support, training and other relevant data for EP-X. The Navy will solicit proposals for the technology development phase of the program in the coming months and select contractors for that phase in 2009. Community Email This Article Comment On This Article Share This Article With Planet Earth
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Russia launches military satellite: report
Moscow (AFP) July 26, 2008Russia successfully launched Saturday a military satellite from its northwest Plessetsk cosmodrome, Interfax news agency reported. |
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