RTX Develops Multi-Domain Electronic Attack System for Land and Sea
RTX has modified its electronic attack capabilities to operate from land or sea platforms, enhancing non-kinetic defense options. This development responds to demand for advanced electronic warfare solutions that protect high-value assets from adversaries.
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RTX has created a versatile electronic attack system, based on the Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band technology, to be deployed on land or sea. The Raytheon Surface Electronic Attack System utilizes active electronically scanned arrays and is adaptable for various platforms, including tactical vehicles and unmanned surface ships.
There is no current military customer; however, the initiative arises from significant interest within the Department of Defense for cost-effective non-kinetic solutions. The system is designed to prevent adversaries from targeting assets, with capabilities for both defensive and offensive operations. Upcoming demonstrations are planned at the Point Mugu lab in California this summer.
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