The U.S. missile defense industrial base has seen a significant shift in the way it brokers international deals, a change that could cause the Army to re-evaluate its acquisition strategies moving forward, according to an industry official. "This is a paradigm shift, and this is something that's very, very important," said Tim Glaeser, Raytheon vice president of integrated air and missile defense, in a Nov. 17 interview. "Ten or 15 years ago, international partners just wanted to buy U.S. goods...