Raytheon, Boeing-Lockheed Martin Team Begin SDB II Design Work

Amy Butler (Washington) May 01, 2006
Credit: RAYTHEON
Opposing Boeing-Lockheed Martin and Raytheon teams are improving on existing seeker and bomb designs as they move forward with a long-awaited U.S. Air Force competition to manufacture a small weapon able to classify and destroy moving targets in adverse weather. Once a follow-on to Boeing's 2001...

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