US Army, Raytheon conduct Excalibur Ib projectile flight trials Raytheon and the US Army have successfully demonstrated production maturity and effectiveness of the Excalibur Increment b (Ib) ...

Raytheon moves Excalibur Ib projectile towards full-rate production Raytheon has completed the initial operational test and evaluation (IOT&E) of the US Army’s Excalibur Increment b (Ib) ...

India has sought acquisition of up to 216 Excalibur projectiles. New Delhi also wants to acquire 100 units of the Javelin system. India already uses Excalibur artillery ammunition in its M-777 guns.

A precision‑guided Excalibur projectile achieved a 70 km (43 mile) live‑fire strike at Yuma Proving Ground, demonstrating extended‑range artillery capability. The test highlights advances in ...

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MINNEAPOLIS, 1 Oct. 2008.Alliant Techsystems won a $10.4 million contract for the first phase of a 48-month Excalibur Ib system design and development program from the U.S. Army, Picatinny Arsenal, ...

Raytheon has successfully tested its new Excalibur N5 projectile at Yuma Proving Ground, Ariz, during a live guided-flight demonstration. Excalibur N5 is a 5in / 127mm naval variant of the Excalibur ...

Soldiers fired the first 155mm GPS-guided Excalibur artillery round in Afghanistan Feb. 25. The Excalibur was fired using the M-777A2 155mm howitzer. The M-777 is designed to be a digitally programmed ...

TUCSON, Ariz., 28 June 2005. The U.S. Army awarded Raytheon Company a $22.1 million contract for initial production and early fielding of Excalibur, an artillery projectile that uses satellite ...

TUCSON, Ariz., Sept. 30, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) successfully fired its new Excalibur N5 projectile during a recent live guided flight test at Yuma Proving Ground, Ariz. A ...

Using a combination of Global Positioning System satellites and laser-guidance, soldiers calling in precision artillery strikes may soon be able to change their targets as the shells travel through ...

Defense equipments manufacturer Raytheon Company's RTN business segment, Missile Systems, recently secured a modification contract for procuring Excalibur Precision 155-mm Projectiles. Work related to ...