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Tata Advanced Systems Limited has just signed an MoU with the Javelin Joint Venture between Lockheed Martin and Raytheon to explore co-production of the Javelin All Up Round in India. This was announced mere days after India finalised a US Foreign Military Sales agreement to procure Javelin systems for the Indian Army in a ₹292 crore deal. The Javelin is a man-portable, shoulder-launched, fire-and-forget anti-tank guided missile that combines a reusable command launch unit (CLU) with a disposable launch tube that contains the missile. The operator uses the CLU to identify and lock onto a target before launch. After firing, the missile guides itself, allowing the operator to move or take cover instead of continuously guiding it. One of the Javelin’s most powerful features is its top-attack mode. Instead of striking a target directly from the front, the missile can fly above the target and then tilt downward to attack from above. The Javelin’s maximum range is about 4.5 kilometres. Tata Advanced Systems and the Javelin Joint Venture are planning to explore establishing a final assembly and integration facility in India for the Javelin All Up Round, as well as setting up local component manufacturing capabilities. This will establish a multi-country supply chain, with Lockheed Martin's Troy, Alabama facility producing Javelin sub-assembly kits, Raytheon's Tucson, Arizona facility producing guidance electronics units, and India handling final assembly and integration, as well as some undefined components in the future. India did explore the Javelin All Up Round in 2010 but there were some technology-transfer issues that stalled the deal. India later ended up choosing Israel’s Spike instead. Now, 16 years later, the Javelin is back and the Indian Army will be buying Javelin systems once they’re assembled in India. This also fits TASL's expanding defence portfolio, which includes C-130J components with Lockheed Martin and Apache helicopter fuselages with Boeing.

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