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  Raytheon answers the U.S. Army CIRCM question

  Posted by Mike Booen 4:30 PM on Dec 07, 2010

  Raytheon has officially thrown our hat in the U.S. Army's Common Infrared Countermeasures (CIRCM) competition ring. Our total system solution is called Scorpion, and it will protec... Read More >>

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  Raytheon advanced optical sensor system being studied for missile defense application

  Posted by Andy Bonnot 6:22 PM on Oct 27, 2010

  Raytheon advanced optical sensor system (AOSS) is an integral part of the Missile Defense Agency’s experimentation with forward-deployed, advanced infrared sensors for missil... Read More >>

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  Raytheon adds two new programs to its training stable

  Posted by Steven Teel 6:07 PM on Oct 27, 2010

  As a leader of one of the top military and civilian training companies, I’m excited to tell you about two new programs. First up, we are now offering full spectrum Cybersecur... Read More >>

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  Why it is cool to go uncooled

  Posted by Bob Francois 7:08 PM on Oct 26, 2010

  As many of you have probably heard by now, Raytheon has joined forces with Boeing to create the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM). JAGM will replace three missile programs that ha... Read More >>

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  Raytheon persistent surveillance systems continues to save lives in Iraq and Afghanistan

  Posted by Andy Bonnot 1:44 PM on Oct 26, 2010

  The threats and enemy tactics encountered by warfighters in Iraq and Afghanistan have required an increase in force protection by systems that can detect and deter incoming threats... Read More >>

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  Why does the U.S. Army need CIRCM?

  Posted by Mike Booen 6:08 AM on Oct 26, 2010

  The answer is pretty simple actually: MANPADS. Man-portable air defense systems are a serious risk to our helicopters and their crews, and they are everywhere! Nothing makes o... Read More >>

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  A Glimpse of the Future

  Posted by Harry Schulte 12:11 AM on Oct 23, 2010

  Our customer is entering into an era of tightening defense budgets and an increasing need for smaller, more precise weapons. This paradigm challenges us to do more internal develop... Read More >>

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  A View from Inside the Suit

  Posted by Rex Jameson 4:13 PM on Sep 27, 2010

  I’ve been the test engineer for Raytheon’s exoskeleton for the past six years and I honestly believe that mine is the best job in the company. At least once a week, I g... Read More >>

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  The Future of Training: Better, Shorter, Cost-Effective

  Posted by David Appel 3:51 PM on Sep 24, 2010

  In order to deliver organisational operational enhancements in the most affordable manner, it seems timely to focus on the vital role that training plays to the success of an organ... Read More >>

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  Good Things Come in Little Black Boxes

  Posted by Harry Schulte 11:26 PM on Sep 13, 2010

  Currently, logisticians have no way of knowing if a weapon is dropped or subjected to temperature extremes unless it is manually tracked and logged. If there were a device that cou... Read More >>

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