Core Insights - The Kingdom of Norway will collaborate with Raytheon and Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace to develop the GhostEye® radar, enhancing the NASAMS® air defense system [1][2] - GhostEye is designed for maximum transportability and rapid deployment, capable of detecting various airborne threats [3][4] - The development of GhostEye is funded under a collaborative arrangement established in October 2023, marking the first formal project under this agreement [2][5] Company and Industry Overview - Raytheon has over 30 years of experience producing and supporting the NASAMS system in partnership with Kongsberg, with a renewed agreement extending their collaboration for another ten years [5] - RTX, the parent company of Raytheon, is the world's largest aerospace and defense company, with 2024 sales projected to exceed $80 billion [7]