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A view of Raytheon's booth with a display of their new mobile boomerang shooter detection system at the Marine West Military Expo at Camp Pendleton, California February 1, 2012. The expo is one of the year's largest annual display of new military equipment.

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People disembark from an evacuation flight which is said to be carrying sick U.S. woman Renee-Nicole Douceur, a manager for research station contractor Raytheon Polar Services Co. , who suffered a stroke in August at the South Pole, Antarctica, upon their arrival at Christchurch, New Zealand,...

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A bus believed to be carrying sick U.S. woman Renee-Nicole Douceur, a manager for research station contractor Raytheon Polar Services Co. , who suffered a stroke in August at the South Pole, Antarctica, and others heads for the arrival lounge upon their arrival on an evacuation flight to...

AP Photo 4 months ago

A bus which is believed to be carrying sick U.S. woman Renee-Nicole Douceur, a manager for research station contractor Raytheon Polar Services Co. , who suffered a stroke in August at the South Pole, Antarctica, leaves for the airport's arrival lounge shortly after an evacuation flight's...

AP Photo 4 months ago

People disembark from a U.S. Air Force plane which is said to be carrying sick U.S. woman Renee-Nicole Douceur, a manager for research station contractor Raytheon Polar Services Co. , who suffered a stroke in August at the South Pole, Antarctica, upon the evacuation flight's arrival at Christchurch,...

AP Photo 11 months ago

In this photograph taken by AP Images for Raytheon, Jennifer Chan, left, and Bil Gallagher, both of Raytheon, celebrate "Pi" Day by loading pies into the company's MathMovesU truck to be delivered to schools within a 3.14-mile radius of company headquarters during Raytheon's "Pi'' Day...

AP Photo 11 months ago

In this photograph taken by AP Images for Raytheon, Steve Gordon, right, John F. Kennedy Middle School, Waltham, Mass. , science teacher, reacts as he receives a pie from Jennifer Chan, left, senior manager community relations of Raytheon, during Raytheon's "Pi'' Day Celebration,...

AP Photo 11 months ago

Raytheon Chairman and CEO, and Honorary Chairman of National Engineers Week, William H. Swanson congratulates the 2011 Future City Competition Grand Prize Winners from Our Lady Help of Christians School in Abington, Pa.: (L to R) Alexandra Ryan, Matthew Wilkinson and Elizabeth DeMarshall,...

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Undated handout image courtesy of Boeing shows a test of the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system. The U.S. Defense Department said on December 30, 2011 it was awarding Boeing a $3.48 billion, seven-year contract to develop, test, engineer and manufacture missile defense systems. A...

AP Photo 9 months ago

WASHINGTON -- Scott Wu, an eighth-grader from Baton Rouge, La. , is crowned middle school math champ at Raytheon MATHCOUNTS(R) National Competition in Washington, D.C. , on May 6 by U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education Tony Miller and Chair of MATHCOUNTS Board of Directors and Raytheon VP...

Reuters Pictures 10 months ago

Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Station (APLS) employee Keith Magness uses a chainsaw to cut through ice on the hatches of the Seawolf class submarine USS Connecticut after the boat surfaced through Arctic sea ice during an exercise near the 2011 APLS camp north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska...

Reuters Pictures 10 months ago

Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) employee Hector Castillo speaks to the Seawolf class submarine USS Connecticut via underwater phone during an exercise near the 2011 APL Ice Station north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska March 18, 2011. The new digital "Deep Siren" tactical messaging system built...

Reuters Pictures 10 months ago

Cables for sonar equipment lead into a hole that has been cut through the Arctic ice at the Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, March 18, 2011. Using a new low-frequency messaging system and a simpler underwater telephone, officials from the Navy's Arctic...

Reuters Pictures 10 months ago

U.S. Navy sailors watch their sonar screens as they work in the control room of the Virginia class submarine USS New Hampshire during exercises underneath the ice in the Arctic Ocean north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska March 20, 2011. Using a new low-frequency messaging system and a simpler...

Reuters Pictures 10 months ago

U.S. Navy safety swimmers stand on the deck of the Virginia class submarine USS New Hampshire after it surfaced through thin ice during exercises underneath ice, in the Arctic Ocean north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska March 19, 2011. Using a new low-frequency messaging system and a simpler...

Reuters Pictures 10 months ago

An Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Station (APLIS) employee uses a hot water dispenser to prepare a hole in the Arctic ice that will allow sonar instrumentation to be used for research at the 2011 APLIS camp north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska March 18, 2011. Using a new low-frequency messaging...