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Raytheon Unveils Rocket-Powered Coyote Drone Interceptor Variant

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Raytheon unveiled the Coyote Block 2C+RM, a fully rocket-powered variant of the drone interceptor, after three flight tests confirmed the new configuration. The updated version replaces the previous booster-turbojet combination with a single solid rocket motor and includes an upgraded seeker. The propulsion upgrade is designed to allow for faster launch and higher velocity flight, intended to cover all types of Class 3 drones.

From aviationweek.com

Why it matters

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The introduction of this advanced interceptor enhances the capabilities of defense systems. The upgrade aligns with strategic missile development goals and could influence future defense procurement contracts for the involved agencies.

From aviationweek.com

Who's involved

  • RaytheonThe company that unveiled the rocket-powered Coyote drone interceptor
  • RTXThe parent conglomerate of Raytheon

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