Israel, Turkey to make 'Popeye' missiles

From: Jerusalem Post | Date: May 18, 1997| Author: ARIEH O'SULLIVAN | Copyright information


Jerusalem Post

05-18-1997

Israel and Turkey have agreed to jointly produce the sophisticated Popeye II air-to-ground missile in a deal initially worth about $100 million dollars, an official from Rafael, Israel's arms development company said.

Turkey has already bought 50 Popeye I missiles for its fleet of F-4s currently being upgraded at Israel Aircraft Industries. But the new deal would involve a consortium to be established between two Turkish firms and Raf...

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