RTX's Collins Aerospace upgrades systems to accelerate battlefield decisions, enhancing Marine Corps operational efficiency and mission success through cutting-edge defense solutions.

Lower-tier air and missile defense sensor by RTX moves toward full-scale production, enhancing global security with next-gen detection technology.

New solution provides critical, actionable data to enable proactive management of Republic's fleet of Embraer E-Jets.

New 3D printing repair method reduces process time by over 60%, recovering $100 million in parts over five years, improving turnaround and reducing tooling costs.

Nammo and Northrop Grumman were awarded contracts to develop and validate MK72 solid rocket motors, aiming to expand supply and boost production.

The new variant, Coyote LE SR, is part of a line of unmanned aerial systems called launched effects, which are fired from the air, ground, or sea and can perform a variety of missions.

Raytheon’s DeepStrike autonomous launcher boosts Army firepower, mobility, and survivability with self-driving and precision missile technology, successfully tested at Project Convergence.

Raytheon will expand its defense analysis work, using RCADE to create a continuous experimentation environment for the U.S. Army’s force design and concept development.

Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, has received an $80 million contract to upgrade the avionics system of U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopters for the H-60M MOSA Avionics Architecture Solution program.

Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of RTX, has secured approval for Full Rate Production of its second-generation Mounted Assured Positioning, Navigation, and Timing system, known as MAPS GEN II.