Curtiss-Wright to provide F/A-22 Raptor components

Staff December 27, 2004
RAPTOR EQUIPMENT: Curtiss-Wright Corp. will provide actuation equipment for the lead flap edge and weapons bay door for the F/A-22 Raptor, the company said Dec. 23. The work is being done under a contract from Lockheed Martin, which could be worth $32.6 million over three years, Curtiss-Wright said.

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