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Peregrine- the internally funded program

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Steve Trimble | Aviation Week & Space Technology

Raytheon has unveiled an internally funded program to develop a new air-to-air missile called Peregrine that combines the reach of the medium-range AIM-120 and the maneuverability of the short-range AIM-9X, but in a smaller form factor to increase the magazine depth of tactical aircraft.  
 
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