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Rafael and Lockheed Martin share Popeye contracts
Rafael and Lockheed Martin have secured contracts from the Australian, Israeli and US air forces to supply improved Popeye AGM-142 air-to-ground missiles. The three contracts are worth $136 million in total, although they could reach $220 million if options are firmed up on further missiles.
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