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Integrated Air Defense Systems (IADS) – IADS serves U.S. Department of Defense customers by providing total
air and missile defense (AMD) systems integration efforts within a Joint AMD Architecture enabling warfighters
access to air and ground-based sensors, and combat systems communications which link together weapons, battle
management command and control hardware and software in a seamless system of systems open architecture. This
business area produces system of systems engineering solutions, architecture and product capabilities such as
Patriot Air & Missile Defense System, Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor (JLENS),
Surface Launched AMRAAM (SLAMRAAM), Complementary Low Altitude Weapon System (CLAWS), Common
Aviation Command & Control System (CAC2S) and Affordable Ground Based Radar (AGBR).
International Integrated Air Defense (IIAD) – The IIAD business area provides integrated air and missile defense
solutions and support to foreign customers. IIAD, in coordination with the U.S. government and U.S. Armed
Forces, designs and tailors scalable, integrated short range, lower tier and homeland defense systems capable of
defending against air breathing, cruise missile and ballistic missile threats. Products include the Patriot missile
system, SLAMRAAM missile system, Hawk missile system and related whole life services and support.
Japan Integrated Programs – The Japan Integrated Programs business area has been providing the Japanese
Defense Agency with advanced integrated air-defense solutions, primarily based on the Hawk and Patriot Air
Defense Systems, for over 40 years. The Japan Integrated Programs business area is working with Japanese Industry
to upgrade the Patriot System to Configuration-3 (PI-3) program and to provide a Ballistic Missile Defense
Command and Control capability under the Japan Air-Defense Ground Environment-Ballistic Missile Defense
(JADGE-BMD) program.
Missile Defense (MD) – The Missile Defense business area provides mission system solutions for ballistic missile
defense. Key capabilities and products of the MD business area include system integration, information
management, sensor fusion, discrimination, and sensor systems. The MD business area is the premier provider of
radars for the Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS) currently under development by the U.S. Missile Defense
Agency (MDA). This business area provides the Early Warning Radars for threat detection, track and classification
as well as the X-band Family-of-Radars for precision track and discrimination of ballistic missile threats. The
X-band Family-of-Radars includes the transportable Forward-based X-band (FBX-T), the Sea-based X-band
(SBX), the Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) sensor and Command, Control, Battle Management
and Communications (C2BMC), as well as a number of key test assets such as the prototype Ground-based radar
(GBR-P) located at the Kwajelein test facility and TPS-X at the Pacific Missile Test Range. The Missile Defense
business area is also the Raytheon lead for the development and implementation of discrimination technology and
solutions through its Discrimination Center of Excellence which supports cross-product development and
implementation of key discrimination solutions.
Naval Integrated Systems (NIS) – The NIS business area provides capabilities to U.S. and foreign navies in
surface ship electronics integration and submarine combat systems and weapons. The business area is the ship
electronics integrator for the LPD-17 San Antonio Class Amphibious Assault Ship and delivers the Surface Ship Self
Defense System (SSDS) Mk1 and Mk2 to the U.S. Navy’s fleet of large deck platforms and the BYG-1 combat
system to all U.S. submarines, as well as Australia’s Collins class. NIS is also the Navy’s primary industrial partner
on both heavyweight and lightweight torpedoes, delivering undersea superiority to the U.S. and its allies.
Saudi Arabian Programs – The Saudi Arabian Programs business area provides technical, logistics and training
services, as well as replenishment spare parts, in support of Hawk and Patriot systems fielded by the Royal Saudi Air
Defense Forces (RSADF) throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Currently, the business area is working with the
United States Air and Missile Command (AMCOM) Security Assistance Management Directorate (SAMD) to
develop plans for refurbishing and upgrading the RSADF Patriot system to the latest U.S. configuration
(Configuration 3), and for upgrading RSADF Command, Control and Communications systems. In 2004, this
business area completed the 2nd year of Raytheon’s 3-year Hawk and Patriot Systems Technical and Logistics