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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle

The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line

Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers

Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
Textron angles to land first customer of its new ‘Nightwarden’ tactical drone

The company unveiled a successor to its “Shadow” tactical unmanned aircraft system at the Paris Air Show Monday, pitching the “Nightwarden” drone as a more operationally flexible aircraft for militaries worldwide.