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Ongoing Story· Day 2

US Completes Production of First American-Made Iron Dome Interceptor

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

First US-Made Iron Dome Interceptors Delivered from Arkansas Facility

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The first US-made Tamir interceptors for Israel's Iron Dome air defense system were delivered from a new facility in Camden, Arkansas. The Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems (R2S) plant, operational since November 2025, marks a significant step in US-Israel defense cooperation. The facility will also produce the US variant, SkyHunter, for the Marine Corps. The delivery occurred on the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, underscoring the importance of missile defense.

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  • First US-made Iron Dome interceptors were delivered from a new facility in Camden, Arkansas.
  • The Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems (R2S) plant is the first US production line for Tamir interceptors.
  • The facility will also produce the SkyHunter variant for the US Marine Corps' air defense system.
  • The delivery took place on the third anniversary of the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led attacks.
  • The $63 million facility is expected to create up to 60 jobs and expand production capacity.
First US-Made Iron Dome Interceptors Delivered from Arkansas Facility
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