Raytheon targets nuclear smuggling
Firm sees profit in homeland security
ANDOVER -- Raytheon Co. , whose military radars scan the skies to spot hostile aircraft and missiles, is readying a new system that will help US border authorities peer into trucks, rail cars, and shipping containers to thwart the smuggling of nuclear materials. (Full article: 798 words)
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