Der Anteil von amerikanischen Komponenten in der "Stunner" ist enorm und liegt bei ca. 50 % - durchaus auch Systeme, die auf der U.S. Munitions List stehen (z.B. das Lenksystem) und damit genehmigungspflichtig sind:maro-airpower hat geschrieben: ↑Mi 16. Apr 2025, 19:56Wobei man mit Israel klären muss wie viel Durchgriffsrecht Raytheon/USA bei der Stunner/SkyCeptor hat.
Raytheon Awarded $30 Million for New Missile Defense Interceptor (9. Januar 2012)
https://raytheon.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=2010Raytheon will use the funding for fabrication of the missile's subsystem hardware including safety devices and guidance electronics.
https://www.rtx.com/raytheon/what-we-do ... avidsslingIn addition to partnering on the system’s Stunner interceptor, RTX produces the system’s missile firing units. Teams in nearly 30 states across the U.S. produce the missile and its firing unit.
https://www.defensenews.com/smr/2017/08 ... or-builds/In the case of the joint U.S.-Israel David’s Sling Weapon System, whose Stunner interceptor is the fruit of collaboration between state-owned Rafael and Raytheon, some 50 percent of missile components are being built in the U.S., according to Rafael Executive Vice President Pini Yungman, head of the firm’s Air Superiority Systems Division.