Poland is set to enhance its airborne intelligence capabilities following a $197-million Raytheon contract for MS-110 multispectral reconnaissance pods. The system delivers wide-area, high-resolution imagery while leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning to rapidly process and interpret data at the tactical edge. Compatible with multiple fighter and support aircraft, the MS-110 integrates seamlessly with existing DB-110 ground infrastructure, reducing adoption complexity. Raytheon positions the capability as a force multiplier that improves survivability and responsiveness while enabling NATO allies to maintain situational awareness against increasingly sophisticated deception and concealment techniques.
