When it comes to ensuring the safety of the United States and its allies, Raytheon, an RTX business, already knows what the best, ready-now solutions are.
UAS open up an entirely new world for those looking to perform quick-strike, low-risk attacks on infrastructure, opposing forces or even civilian targets.
Defense News examines the current state of missile defense, emerging threats in the near future and the long-term needs for effective space and missile defense.
In this webcast, Defense News examined the current state of missile defense, emerging threats in the near future and the long-term needs for effective space and missile defense.
Raytheon Missiles & Defense, a Raytheon Technologies business, unveils its new name for a family of advanced air and missile defense radars: a series of radars with enhanced sensor performance and reliability—improving defense capability against the proliferation and evolution of the advanced threats of today and tomorrow.
Off the coast of Hawaii, a Standard Missile-3 Block IIA interceptor launched from the guided missile destroyer USS John Finn, rocketed outside Earth’s atmosphere and destroyed an intercontinental ballistic missile target.It was the first test of its kind in the physical world. But in the digital world, it had already happened – many, many times.
A proven team – and two of the world’s most advanced radars – combine to deliver superior surveillance, target discrimination and defensive capabilities against all classes of ballistic missile threats.
Facing a transformative threat landscape, U.S. security officials and industry leaders are racing to build a layered missile defense system that can identify, intercept, and eliminate any missile launched toward American soil. During this discussion, we heard about progress on these efforts and what challenges are standing in the way of success.
The integration of SPY-6 radar arrays is underway on the USS Jack H. Lucas, giving the U.S. Navy’s newest guided missile destroyer a next-gen edge. Learn how we’re helping to keep “Jack on track” – with capabilities that far exceed anything else at sea.