Watch CNBC's full interview with Raytheon CEO, Greg Hayes 

Thank you so much for the opportunity. I really appreciate your willingness to help us all in our efforts to make this possible. Your support means a lot to us and we are very grateful for it.

I HAVE TO THROW UP WHILE WATCHING!!!

🩸 *SLAVA RAYTHEON!!!* 💵

..test in..Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq ,Syria ..etc..

Raytheon The energy capture of a system is a crucial factor in its performance. We are especially interested in the efficiency of thermal energy, which is a major issue when it comes to nuclear fusion. Magnetic confinement is the most effective way to contain energy, as it is used in stars. However, this requires a large amount of space, which is not always available. To address this issue, scientists have been researching developments in particle detection and charge partial capture. This technology is used in devices that are able to capture energy efficiently without taking up too much space. It is an advanced form of technology that is being used to create a Dyson sphere or the halo currently being developed by NASA and Umbrella Corps. The development of this technology is essential to advancing our civilization. It is essential that we continue to research and develop these devices in order to capture energy efficiently and without taking up too much space.

Can’t you guys just work on sound healing tech? If you’ve got the active denial working, don’t you already have the info?

Can the Gentlemen sleep peacefully?!!!

I've just heard Raytheon are employing pensioners to come back to the company to teach how to build the Stinger missile; because no one at the company knows how to do it anymore... See! Just shows we old farts are still useful for something...😊

Saboted high-ballistic coefficient subcaliber projectiles are quite obviously a practical solution to implement for small arms. And while I understand that is not Raytheon's focus, I do recall that your corporation has some interest in evolving drone technology. I hope that some of my ideas are readily available in a condensed, succinct form to the relevant individuals who are qualified to be in that loop. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen of Raytheon for your efforts to provide this country's citizenry with a robust national security posture. Some eho would be against the military-industrial complex fail to realize that it is only because of this complex that they have the stable society to enjoy the ability to question particulars of the military-industrial complex. My compliments. #Ihaveahighschooleducation 💀♠️🎯

I miss UTC!

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