![Our LAIRCM open architecture has enabled this system to be upgraded and enhanced over time to introduce new technologies to counter emerging threats, while decreasing system cost, and steadily increasing reliability leading to an excellent total life cycle cost for the system AN/AAQ-24 LAICRM](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEir0oaQWlZVVTSd8TBBYEoOgdVun4TlaIX1O8jW3APsb3znyLg5Pbo9HA0WAz_Hge-1pvP6DSBYU13Mmtxvfb2fo3mKilEQRl-YqB5AOBteBoyQoJg8aV5-2y-NTpEKXeYYHcpb/s560/aaq-24.jpg)
Critical to the safe return of troops abroad, LAIRCM automatically detects a missile launch, determines if it is a threat and activates a high-intensity laser-based countermeasure system to track and defeat the missile.
Under the terms of the contract modification, Northrop Grumman will deliver additional transmitters, missile warning sensors, processors, lasers, control interface units and supporting equipment to the Air Force through April 2016.
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