Skip to content
DefDex
Flight III destroyer USS Jack H. Lucas (DDG 125), fitted with AN/SPY-6(V)1 radar arrays, arriving at Naval Base San Diego

Program · United States

Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR)

Family of naval air and missile defense radars.

Updated
Production
Awarded
—
Across linked awards

Timeline1

  1. MilestoneConfirmed

    First SPY-6-equipped destroyer commissioned

    USS Jack H. Lucas entered commissioned service. This is not a claim of formal radar IOC or first operational deployment.

Program and variant milestones. Dates show only the precision the sources give.

Cost to the Government

Program totals · 3

Unit costs · 3

Quantities · 2

  • V1 procurement baseline systemsHistorical program denominator, not current installed fleet or number of individual radar faces.
    30U.S. only; stated source scope
  • U.S. inventoryA current U.S. inventory was not established. Annual procurement, cumulative deliveries and production capacity are not a stockpile count.
    Source not recorded
    Not established

Operating costs · 1

Earlier observations · 3

Superseded estimates and prices, each in its original scope and dollar basis.

1R-1 PE0604522N AMDR. Annual appropriation, not lifetime development. FY2026 includes listed reconciliation spend-plan funds; FY2027 is requested funding. Shared scope; cannot be attributed solely to this product.

Compare like radar variants

V1, V2, V3 and V4 differ in size, configuration and ship integration. A V2 radar price cannot stand in for the four-array V1 system. Program-level support also cannot be compared directly with a whole destroyer’s operating cost.

International buyers · 1
International buyers
CountryQtyStatusSource
United StatesProcurement quantities are program baselines, not counts of operational radars on the review date.Not verifiedNavy acquisition programAMDR family of radars December 2023 SAR, as amended; PB2025 and April 2024 estimates U.S. Navy / DoD · figure PB2025 SAR

Open research: Current U.S. inventory and complete annual operating-and-support costs require additional public evidence. Buyer records are selected examples, not a complete global order book.

What the government budgets and pays for this program, from budget justification books, appropriations, acquisition reports and contract announcements. Each figure states its dollar basis. What contractors were obligated is under Contracts.