Topic: Rick Yuse

The U.S. Air Force has tested Raytheon's next-generation military-code GPS receiver aboard a B-2 Spirit bomber.

Raytheon is leading an industry team to compete to provide the U.S. Air Force with a next-generation jet trainer aircraft.

Rick Yuse, president of airborne systems at Raytheon, said Tuesday a new electronic warfare program provides a streamlined tool for U.S. defense customers.

Raytheon is expanding its radar manufacturing facility in Mississippi as it anticipates growth in the airborne radar and electronic warfare markets.

Raytheon's recently awarded U.S. Navy contract for the technology development phase of a Next-Generation Jammer system is being protested by BAE Systems.

Raytheon reports that the Republic of Korea has chosen its advanced combat radar for the country's fleet of F-16C/D Block 52 aircraft.

The Canadian navy has contracted Raytheon to convert its Phalanx anti-ship weapon systems into a next-generation configuration.

The U.S. Marines were on the verge Tuesday of taking delivery of the final two units of the CLAWS mobile air-defense missile system.

Raytheon's CAC2S aviation control system will begin live testing at the U.S. Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton.

A U.S. PAC-2 Patriot missile successfully intercepted a surrogate cruise-missile target during a recent flight test in New Mexico.