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US: Raytheon to build more missile interceptors that can destroy threats in space

Raytheon has secured a contract worth up to $6.3 billion to produce and sustain SM-3 Block IB interceptors for U.S. ballistic missile defense.

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MilitarySixth-gen bomber’s production: US firm breaks ground on B-21 Raider production facility

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