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AOC 2019: Coyote Block 2 to integrate Howler

23rd October 2019 - 13:00 GMT | by Damian Kemp in Washington, DC

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Raytheon expects to conduct a final demonstration of its Coyote Block 2 UAV for a counter-UAS role before the end of March 2020. Additionally, in mid-September this year received a Decision Memo from the US Government, a first step in clearing the aircraft and counter-UAS system for export sale.

The Coyote Block 1, described by the company as more of a UAV than Block 2 which it considers more of a missile, is integrated with the Howler counter-UAS system which is built around Raytheon's Ku-band radio frequency system (KuRFS) multi-mission simultaneous radar. Coyote Block 2 will be integrated into Howler.

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