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Available reporting in the provided sources ties Kent Frantzve (also referenced as Kent Frantze in some pieces) to Raytheon’s operations in Israel—described repeatedly as having “chaired” or “headed u...
Available sources describe Kent (Carl Kenneth) Frantzve as having ties to Raytheon-related work and note Raytheon’s long-running technical cooperation with Israeli companies on systems such as Iron Do...
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Since 2020, Raytheon’s most consistently documented involvement with Israeli defense projects centers on co-production and U.S.-based manufacturing of the Iron Dome family—specifically the Tamir inter...
Israel is a mid-sized but fast-growing player in the global arms market whose specialised, battle‑tested technologies — especially missiles, air‑defense, ISR (intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissanc...
Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems (R2S), a joint venture of Raytheon (RTX) and Israel’s Rafael, was awarded a $1.25 billion direct commercial contract to produce Tamir interceptors for Israel’s Iron ...
Available reporting does not show any definitive public record that a person named Frantzve and Raytheon co-developed classified or dual‑use technologies; sources discuss Kent Frantzve’s consulting li...