Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Aerial Refueling Console Delivered
DRS Technologies Inc., Parsippany, N.J., delivered the first production remote aerial refueling operators station (RARO II) console to Boeing for use on the airframer’s KC-767 Global Tanker Aircraft. Located aft of the cockpit, the RARO II console allows the refueling operator to maneuver the boom while maintaining visual contact with aircraft in the area under any weather conditions. More
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Awards Banquet: June 4, 2012 - Washington, D.C.
These awards honor Women for their work in aviation electronics engineering, research and development in commercial, business and military aviation, and in air traffic management, as well as a company that demonstrates vision and leadership in promoting Women in avionics technology roles.
• Avionics Women of the Year Award
• Women in Technology Corporate Award
• Emerging Leader Award
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