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and in space, and support our customers in ongoing
operations around the world.
Missiles: We are developing game-changing technologies
to make missiles more effective as “nodes on the network.”
C4I: Raytheon’s Command, Control, Communications,
Computers and Intelligence capabilities allow commanders
to control vast amounts of information in the field.
Raytheon’s domain knowledge in core market areas
provides the foundation for the company’s growth and
future success. Areas include:
RF: Raytheon is a leader in the development of multi-
function RF sensors, combining radar with electronic
and communications capabilities.
EO/IR: Our Electro-Optical/Infrared technologies
provide imaging capabilities on the ground, in the air
40,000
Raytheon engineers and technologists
76
countries that depend on Raytheon technologies
Photo: Raytheon Netcentric Integration and Experimentation Center (NIEC) in Rosslyn, Virginia 7