News Feature Archive

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.

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.

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.

02/18/2021

Finding peace after service

Raytheon Missiles & Defense and the Boulder Crest Foundation partner to help veterans and their families reclaim their lives.

01/07/2021

Updating the fleet faster

Raytheon Missiles & Defense is offering an agile DevSecOps-based surface combatant software factory to answer the U.S. Navy’s call for a system that will revolutionize its ability to respond to and outpace threats.

12/16/2020

Life after the military

Raytheon Technologies helps military veterans find new careers as civilians

11/19/2020

A new layer of homeland defense

The Standard Missile-3, a defensive weapon built to destroy intercontinental ballistic missiles, has completed its first-ever intercept of a simulated ICBM in a test off the coast of Hawaii.