With first shipboard radar now running, Raytheon looks to upgrade SPY-6 for distributed operations (Megan Eckstein, Defense News)

Even as Raytheon Missiles and Defense is building and installing its first SPY-6 radars, it’s also working with the U.S. Navy to add new functions to the radars with a software tool that would connect ships’ radars for an enhanced view of potential threats on the ocean.

Four versions of the SPY-6 radar will outfit seven types of ships in the Navy’s future fleet. It’s still early in the program: Just one destroyer, the Jack H. Lucas, has had its large V1 Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR) installed and turned on to begin integration testing. The first of the smaller V2 and V3 Enterprise Air Surveillance Radars (EASR) are slated for installation in 2022.

With first shipboard radar now running, Raytheon looks to upgrade SPY-6 for distributed operations (defensenews.com)

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