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  • A photo of the RTX Corporation logo displayed at the Defense and Security Equipment International exhibition in London, 2025.
    RTX Corporation
    / History

    …in 1928 after merging with Q.R.S. Company, a producer of electron tubes and switches, and diversified further in 1933 by acquiring Acme-Delta Company, a manufacturer of transformers, power equipment, and electronic auto parts. Over the following decades Raytheon became a major supplier of radar, sonar, and missiles for the U.S.…

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    …in 1928 after merging with Q.R.S. Company, a producer of electron tubes and switches, and diversified further in 1933 by acquiring Acme-Delta Company, a manufacturer of transformers, power equipment, and electronic auto parts. Over the following decades Raytheon became a major supplier of radar, sonar, and missiles for the U.S.…

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