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  1. Japan uses Aegis system on destroyers, while both nations express interest in long-range missiles as part of military buildup.

Japan Selects Lockheed Martin Radar for Aegis Ashore System

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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Japan selected Lockheed Martin’s Long Range Discrimination Radar for its two planned Aegis Ashore installations. Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar was the competing system. The decision was made ahead of a planned August budget request.

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The procurement is part of Japan's effort to strengthen missile defense capabilities against North Korea's expanding missile program. The U.S. Navy has also been advocating for increased land-based Aegis Ashore facilities.

Japan already utilizes the Aegis system on destroyers, and both nations have expressed interest in long-range missiles as part of a military buildup.

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