The Defense Feed
◆ Daily brief~50 curated defense dispatches every morning. In 5 minutes.Read today →

◆ Archive

This article is older than 7 days and has rolled off the live feed. It remains permanently available in the archive.

IndustryNorth America

L3Harris wins $60m US Army contract for counter-drone interceptor

L3Harris received a three-year U.S. Army contract worth up to $60 million to advance a long-range, manoeuvrable interceptor under the Xtended Range Counter-sUAS Missile programme. The award from the Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center moves the company into the project's second phase, involving flight-performance testing of a fully integrated interceptor. The weapon is intended to engage small and medium unmanned aircraft as well as conventional short-range air-defence threats. Development combines propulsion, guidance and advanced manufacturing work, making the agreement an interceptor maturation and testing effort rather than an announced operational deployment.

◆ Every week in your inbox

Get the essential defense signals of the week — one email, Monday morning, curated summaries across land, naval, air, drones, space, cyber, institutional and industry.

No account required. Unsubscribe in one click.

Prefer a full account? Sign up for the daily feed · Preview it first

◆ More from today's feed

See all →

Explore this beat