News Feature Archive

The U.S. Paralympics Cycling Open was held in Huntsville, Alabama, on April 17-18, 2021.

05/20/2021

The road to the paralympics

Raytheon Technologies was a gold sponsor of the U.S. Paralympics Cycling Open, and employees rallied around the cause to cheer on the athletes.

05/18/2021

Shoring up defense over the horizon

The latest version of Naval Strike Missile Coastal Defense Systems will bolster Romania’s defensive advantage against high-end maritime targets.

SM-3 missile being launched from a ship with fire blasting upward

05/10/2021

Formidable Shield 2021: Standing together at a critical moment

Formidable Shield 2021 unites 10 nations for integrated air and missile defense engagements.

A view from space of a hypersonic missile in flight.

04/30/2021

Throwing out the rulebook

Members of academia, industry and government talk new approaches to hypersonic weapons and capabilities during the virtual Hypersonic Weapons Summit.

Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering for STEM careers

04/22/2021

Investing in the future of STEM

The free college prep school – set in a city full of scientists, engineers and cyber experts – is a training ground for students considering careers in science, technology, engineering and math, collectively known as STEM.

A service member evaluates a Raytheon Technologies-built Stinger Virtual Trainer®.

04/14/2021

Mission training on a digital battlefield

The Stinger Virtual Trainer® uses recent advancements in virtual reality and gaming to provide a safer, cheaper and easier way for troops to get their reps on the Stinger missile launcher.

04/08/2021

The F-15EX Eagle II: What we’re bringing to the Air Force’s new fighter

Raytheon Technologies has developed several systems for the new F-15EX Eagle II including precision weapons, sensors and avionics.

03/24/2021

A new era for the Tomahawk missile

Raytheon Missiles & Defense has delivered the first upgraded Tomahawk Block IV systems to the U.S. Navy and will begin producing the new Block V missiles later in 2021.

A digital rendering of the Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle

03/11/2021

Coming soon: A smart combat vehicle

Raytheon Technologies and American Rheinmetall Vehicles will use artificial intelligence to operate the Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle with two soldiers and a third virtual crew member.

03/01/2021

Visualizing the art of the possible

Raytheon Missiles & Defense is using artificial intelligence and machine learning to assess data from its own products, predict their performance in real-world scenarios and help customers make better purchasing decisions.