R2S delivers the first Tamir interceptors made in Arkansas.

The Camden plant has begun U.S. production for the Iron Dome system and will also build the SkyHunter variant for the Marine Corps.

By TomorrowNews · AI-assisted briefing
Source published 07 Oct 2026 · Briefing published 8 October 2026

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Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems delivered the first Tamir interceptors produced at its Camden, Arkansas, facility, marking the start of U.S. production for the Iron Dome system. The plant also plans to manufacture SkyHunter, the U.S. variant used by the Marine Corps' Medium Range Intercept Capability.

The Arkansas Economic Development Commission says the facility represents a $63 million investment and is expected to create up to 60 jobs. It opened in November 2025 and is intended to provide a second production source for domestic and allied air-defence demand.

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