With over 300 exhibitors, there was a lot to see. The most important new system on display, though, may have been the SPY-6 radar that Raytheon has been developing for the Navy since 2013.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army’s new missile defense radar defeated a cruise missile in a development test, RTX’s Raytheon said. The company is the developer of the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense ...

WASHINGTON — Incumbent Raytheon will build the U.S. Army’s new missile defense radar to replace the Patriot air and missile defense system’s current radar as part of the service’s future ...

Because the radar faces are the same, though, Mills said Raytheon has gotten a ton of data to inform both efforts after running the radar system at a test site in Wallops Island, Va., since April ...

Patriot, built by the Raytheon Company—a contributor to my think tank—is the most widely used air defense system in the world, and its phased array radar is the heart of the system.

Raytheon's Next Patriot Radar Will Eliminate a Blind Spot Company officials say the new radar can spot drone swarms, cruise missiles and hypersonic weapons expected on future battlefields.

Raytheon has been awarded a $28 million contract for integration and production support of the AN/SPY-6 (V) air and missile defense radar for the U.S. Navy.

The company, a division of RTX, said it won $15 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, to improve gallium nitride semiconductors utilizing the gemstones. Used in radars, ...

Raytheon is opening a 30,000-square-foot, $72 million facility in Andover, Mass., for testing of current and future advanced radar systems.

Radar maker Raytheon has been awarded a $92 million contract to develop a new Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar for the U.S. Navy’s new Ford-class carrier fleet and big deck ...

Raytheon do not have a monopoly on this technology. Swedish fighter company Saab won an award for its GaN radar work last year, and promises a number of GaN radar products for delivery in 2016.

The sensor is a smaller, scalable version of an advanced Raytheon radar already in production for the U.S. Navy F/A-18E/F and Air Force F-15C and E fighter aircraft, the company said on Monday at ...