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Airborne Stand-Off Radar (ASTOR) System
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Photo: ASTOR offers continuous surveillance from the Royal Air Force Sentinel R Mk1 aircraft and integrated ground stations.
The Airborne Stand-Off Radar (ASTOR)
program, for which Raytheon is prime
contractor to the U.K.’s Ministry of Defence,
is expected to provide the most advanced
airborne ground surveillance capability in
the world when it enters service. ASTOR’s
dual-mode radar detects both moving and
static targets from long standoff distances,
protecting aircraft and crew while providing
24-hour, all-weather surveillance and
reconnaissance. Shown publicly for the fi rst
time at last year’s Farnborough International
Air Show, ASTOR performed superbly in
extensive airborne testing during 2006,
with precise in-flight imagery exceeding
expectations. In 2006, Raytheon also delivered
the ASTOR training system and the fi rst
ground station units.