Manufacturer catalog

L3Harris

L3Harris is the post-2019 U.S. defense technology company formed from the merger of Harris Corporation and L3 Technologies. It connects to the catalog through electronic warfare, tactical communications, aircraft missionization, counter-UAS, and mission-systems production.

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L3Harris Technologies formed in 2019 from the merger of Harris Corporation and L3 Technologies and is headquartered in Melbourne, Florida. The current company describes itself as a defense and aerospace technology provider with mission-critical capabilities across air, land, sea, space, and cyber domains.

This catalog page groups cataloged systems tied to the L3Harris name and its legacy company lineages, especially electronic warfare, communications, aircraft missionization, counter-UAS, and other integrated defense electronics programs.

electronic warfaretactical communicationsaircraft missionizationcounter-UASspace and mission systems

Notable Systems

EC-130H Compass Call, Airborne electronic attack aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs

EC-130H Compass Call

Airborne electronic attack aircraft

Legacy Compass Call aircraft integrated and maintained by L3Harris before retirement, with the company describing the EC-130H as the original C-130-based fleet.

Sources: The EA-37B Compass Call: Delivering the Future of Electronic Warfare Today

EA-37B Compass Call

Current Compass Call aircraft integrated by L3Harris on a Gulfstream G550 platform for the U.S. Air Force's electronic-attack mission.

Sources: The EA-37B Compass Call: Delivering the Future of Electronic Warfare Today, BAE Systems and L3Harris Deliver First EC-37B Compass Call Aircraft to the US Air Force

VAMPIRE

L3Harris's modular counter-UAS system designed to mount on vehicles or vessels for ISR and precision strike against hostile drones.

Sources: VAMPIRE™ | L3Harris® Fast. Forward.

Manufacturer History

  1. Current company formed

    Harris Corporation and L3 Technologies completed their all-stock merger, creating the current L3Harris Technologies entity headquartered in Melbourne, Florida.

    Sources: L3Harris Technologies Merger Successfully Completed; Board of Directors, Leadership and Organization Structure Announced

  2. First EC-37B delivered

    L3Harris and BAE Systems delivered the first EC-37B Compass Call aircraft to the U.S. Air Force, marking the transition from the EC-130H mission system to the G550-based platform.

    Sources: BAE Systems and L3Harris Deliver First EC-37B Compass Call Aircraft to the US Air Force

  3. EA-37B enters operational service

    L3Harris delivered the third EA-37B Compass Call aircraft and described the program as the next step in the Air Force's long-running electronic-attack mission.

    Sources: The EA-37B Compass Call: Delivering the Future of Electronic Warfare Today

Predecessors
Harris CorporationL3 Technologies
Website links
Official websiteAbout UsOur HistoryContact UsElectronic WarfareVAMPIRE

Official sources use L3Harris, L3Harris Technologies, and L3Harris Technologies, Inc. interchangeably; this profile normalizes them under the shorter catalog facet and treats Harris Corporation and L3 Technologies as predecessors of the 2019 merger.

Manufacturer Sources

Produced weapons

Category

Aircraft & UAVs

Crewed aircraft, drones, and loitering munitions.

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EC-130H Compass Call, Airborne electronic attack aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs2001 War in Afghanistan, 2014 War Against the Islamic State +1 moreEC-130H Compass CallAirborne electronic attack aircraftBuilt in: United States / United KingdomThe EC-130H Compass Call is the U.S. Air Force's legacy airborne electronic-attack aircraft, a heavily modified C-130H that denies, degrades, and disrupts adversary command-and-control communications, radars, and navigation systems. Its mission crew operates permanently installed electronic-attack equipment for U.S. and coalition air, surface, maritime, and special-operations support, while the EC-130H fleet transitions to the EA-37B Compass Call successor.

Category

Air Defense

Systems that contest aircraft, missiles, helicopters, and drones.

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Next Generation Interceptor (NGI), Ground-launched ballistic missile interceptor, Air Defense2015 Various ConflictsNext Generation Interceptor (NGI)Ground-launched ballistic missile interceptorBuilt in: United StatesNext Generation Interceptor (NGI) is Lockheed Martin's planned homeland ballistic missile interceptor for the U.S. Missile Defense Agency's Ground-based Midcourse Defense system. The program moved from competing 2021 development awards to a 2024 Lockheed Martin downselect and a 2026 Courtland production facility, with public sources emphasizing multiple kill vehicles, solid-rocket propulsion, in-flight communications upgrades, and schedule risk around the original 2028 fielding target.

Category

Support Equipment

Transport, logistics, recovery, command, engineering, and other enabling equipment.

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Transport and Tracking Layer, Proliferated LEO communications and missile-tracking satellite architecture, Support EquipmentTransport and Tracking LayerProliferated LEO communications and missile-tracking satellite architectureBuilt in: United StatesTransport and Tracking Layer covers the Space Development Agency's proliferated low-Earth-orbit satellite architecture for resilient military data transport, tactical links, missile warning, and missile tracking. Publicly documented activity centers on launches, demonstrations, contractor awards, and planned warfighter integration rather than confirmed conflict employment.