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Raytheon has developed, manufactured and delivered the first-ever 3rd GEN FLIR sensor system under a US Army contract awarded in 2016. This latest Forward-Looking Infrared (FLIR) system from Raytheon – who are Official Event Partners at DPRTE 2020 – gives soldiers four fields of view and the ability to see across long- ...


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