Rafael Delivers 1,000th TYPHOON Naval Weapon System to Israeli Navy

Published Jul 29, 12:16 PM UTC

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Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has delivered the 1,000th TYPHOON stabilized remote-controlled naval weapon station to the Israeli Navy, marking a major production milestone. The system, in operational use since 2000, is deployed on 25 navies worldwide including the US, Canada, and Australia. Recent deliveries include TYPHOON Mk-30c units for Sa'ar 6-class corvettes as part of ongoing modernization. The combat-proven system counters surface and aerial threats including UAVs and drones, featuring modern fire control, target tracking, and support for Air Burst Munition and High-Explosive Proximity Rounds. Rafael CEO Yoav Tourgeman emphasized the system's strategic importance in contested maritime environments. Future plans include replacing older systems and integrating new Mini-TYPHOON units into the fleet.

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CPM Defence Network – News: Verteidigung und WehrtechnikRegional

Original headline: Rafael: 1.000. TYPHOON-System an die israelische Marine ausgeliefert

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