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The Constant Resolution Visual System (CRVS) is an advanced training solution that delivers immersive, high-definition visuals for pilots. Designed to surround the user with 360 degrees of clarity, it ensures consistent target acuity across the entire field of vision. The scalable system is compatible with various cockpits and works seamlessly with flight hardware such as night vision goggles and the Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System. The CRVS is renowned for its precision, offering visual performance accurate to 1/16 of a pixel, making it ideal for realistic training environments. With a low cost of ownership and flexible options like the CRVS Landscape, this system provides both space-efficient and high-impact visuals.

Boeing's Integrated Live, Virtual & Constructive (I-LVC) training system offers enhanced and affordable air combat training by integrating real aircraft (live) with ground-based (virtual) and simulated threats (constructive). This innovative system allows aircrews to train in a complex threat environment that was previously unavailable for live tactical training. By minimizing the need for multiple aircraft in training scenarios, I-LVC extends range capacity and reduces the costs of expensive live flight training. The system is aircraft-agnostic, supporting training against air and ground-based electronic warfare threats, and is compatible with existing tactical combat training systems. With secure and encrypted capabilities, I-LVC can seamlessly integrate simulated threats into the cockpit environment and is designed to expand to include new weapons and threats.

The Boeing P-8 training system offers an advanced, cost-effective solution for aircrew training, delivering realistic, comprehensive preparation without the need for live aircraft. This system combines state-of-the-art equipment, software, courseware, personnel, and logistical support to simulate aircraft and mission systems, enabling realistic mission rehearsals. Since its introduction in 2011, the P-8 training system has been a critical component in preparing U.S. Navy personnel, covering up to 70% of required training, with its cutting-edge simulators providing a fraction of the cost compared to live training exercises.

The KC-46A Pegasus is a state-of-the-art, multi-mission aerial refueling aircraft designed to provide air refueling, cargo and passenger transport, and aeromedical evacuation support. Built for the U.S. Air Force and its allies, the KC-46A is capable of refueling a wide variety of aircraft, including fighters, bombers, and transport planes, while also being able to receive fuel itself, extending operational range and flexibility. The aircraft's advanced technology includes a fly-by-wire boom, wing-mounted hose and drogue systems, and the integration of the Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS), ensuring superior data connectivity and situational awareness. With a fuel capacity of 212,000 pounds and the ability to rapidly adapt to different mission types, the KC-46A Pegasus delivers unmatched combat readiness, global mobility, and cost-efficiency.

Boeing's Precision Engagement Systems offer a comprehensive range of advanced munitions designed to deliver reliable, precise, and timely solutions to global warfighters. With expertise spanning over 500,000 Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) kits and the Harpoon missile system, Boeing produces and supports a variety of long-range, focused capabilities. Their portfolio includes the Small Diameter Bomb (SDB), Laser JDAM, Harpoon Block II, and Standoff Land Attack Missile Expanded Response (SLAM ER), all used by the U.S. Armed Forces and international allies. These systems are known for their combat-proven performance and consistent on-time, on-cost delivery, making Boeing a leader in precision engagement solutions for modern military operations.

The Boeing P-8 Poseidon is a versatile, multi-mission maritime patrol aircraft designed to perform anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and search and rescue operations. It features advanced sensor systems such as sonar, radar, and infrared capabilities, enabling it to detect and track both underwater and surface threats. With a maximum speed of 490 knots and a ceiling of 41,000 feet, the P-8 can quickly reach operational areas and conduct missions over vast distances. It shares 86% commonality with the commercial 737NG, ensuring cost-effective production and maintenance. Deployed by several international military forces, the P-8 has proven its reliability with over 600,000 flight hours globally.

The Boeing MQ-28 is an innovative uncrewed aircraft designed to enhance the capabilities of military forces by using artificial intelligence as a force multiplier. This aircraft is built to operate alongside existing manned military aircraft, complementing and extending airborne missions. With a focus on versatility, the MQ-28 is capable of performing a range of tasks, including intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR), and tactical early warning, all while maintaining a low-cost design for front-line deployment. The MQ-28 offers fighter-like performance, flying over 2,000 nautical miles, and integrates advanced sensor packages to support various military missions. Developed by Boeing in Australia ,, the MQ-28 is designed to provide transformational capabilities for global defense customers, marking a significant step in the future of uncrewed aerial systems.

The MQ-25™ Stingray is an unmanned aircraft system designed by Boeing to enhance the U.S. Navy's aerial refueling capabilities. This cutting-edge platform is capable of refueling carrier-based aircraft such as the Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet, EA-18G Growler, and Lockheed Martin F-35C, significantly extending their combat range. With over 90 years of experience in carrier aviation, Boeing has integrated its expertise to deliver seamless operation on the flight deck, ensuring reliable and efficient refueling missions. The MQ-25 is poised to revolutionize naval operations, offering unmatched autonomy and versatility to support the Navy’s strategic goals. [More Info](www.boeing.com/defense/mq25)

The Boeing MH-139A Grey Wolf is a versatile, multi-mission helicopter derived from the proven AW139 commercial platform, designed to secure intercontinental ballistic missiles and transport U.S. government officials and security forces. Produced in the U.S., it offers a ready-to-deploy solution with enhanced performance, operational flexibility, and safety. With a 50% faster cruising speed, 30% larger cabin, and a significant lift capacity increase, the MH-139A also introduces full autopilot functionality, reducing pilot workload. Its advanced avionics and systems integration ensure superior situational awareness and mission reliability. Delivering substantial life cycle savings, the MH-139A provides a cost-effective, sustainable solution for the U.S. Air Force.

Strategic Deterrence Systems www.boeing.com/content/theboeingcompany/us/en/defense/_jcr_content/root/container/container_copy_1543596206/container_1303888441/container_1348954380/image_copy.coreimg.jpeg/1702307510919/defense-index-minuteman-310x215.jpeg www.boeing.com/defense/strategic-deterrence-systems "The Boeing Company logo Safety & Quality News(opens in a new tab) Investors(opens in a new tab) Employee/Retiree Emergency Information Merchandise(opens in a new tab) Suppliers(opens in a new tab) Our History Flag of USAUSA Site-wide search Search Commercial Defense Space Services Safety Innovation Global Sustainability Careers Our Company Strategic Deterrence Strategic Deterrence Systems OVERVIEW MINUTEMAN ICBM GALLERY TIMELINE CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE AIR-BASED STRATEGIC DETERRENCE SEA-BASED STRATEGIC DETERRENCE VIDEO NEWS RELEASES CUSTOMER Defense Strategic Deterrence Systems Ensuring Peace through Strength Boeing is a foundational partner in our Nation’s mission of strategic deterrence Today – as they have for decades – America’s nuclear weapons serve to protect the Nation from nuclear attack, prevent large-scale war, and assure our allies and partners around the globe. For more than 60 years, Boeing-built and supported systems have sustained the safety, security and effectiveness the nuclear triad – defending the homeland and ensuring peace through strength. Boeing is committed to delivering ready deterrence capabilities today while innovating modernized future capabilities to meet the emerging threats and challenges of tomorrow. Ready Around the Clock Land-Based Strategic Deterrence The Boeing-built Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) weapon system has served as the Nation’s trusted and enduring ground-based leg of the nuclear triad since the inception of strategic deterrence. Boeing is the U.S. Air Force’s original partner in strategic deterrence. Today, hundreds of Boeing employees across the country continue to maintain the readiness of the Minuteman ICBM – keeping it safe, secure and effective around the clock. Boeing supports the Air Force and its efforts to modernize the nation’s ICBM force – and will continue working alongside Airmen to keep the Minuteman ICBM mission-ready while delivering innovative solutions in support of strategic deterrence today and tomorrow. Boeing remains ready and willing to assist in the modernization of our land-based strategic deterrent. Gallery U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems Teaser 1 Teaser 2 Teaser 3 Teaser 4 Teaser 5 Teaser 6 Teaser 7 Teaser 8 Teaser 9 Teaser 10 Minuteman Technical Specifications Payload Up to three independently re-targetable reentry vehicles Weight 79,432 lbs (36,030 kg) Diameter 5.5 feet (1.67 meters) Range 6,000-plus miles (5,218 nautical miles) Speed Approximately 15,000 mph (Mach 23 or 24,000 kph) at burnout Ceiling 700 miles (1,120 kilometers) Inventory 400 missiles deployed among 450 silos *Source: U.S. Air Force Minuteman III Fact Sheet(opens in a new tab) Timeline Minuteman timeline 1958-1961 Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Image 5 Boeing Guidance Repair Center The Boeing Guidance Repair Center in Heath, Ohio, is responsible for maintaining the readiness and modernization of guidance and navigation systems for our Nation’s nuclear-capable platforms, as well as non-nuclear capable guidance and control systems, electronics and radio frequency systems, and platform processors. In addition, the center is also home to assembly, integration and test activities for several Boeing production programs, including the KC-46 Tanker, T-7A Red Hawk and the MQ-25 unmanned aircraft system. Boeing supports the Air Force and its efforts to modernize the nation’s ICBM force – and will continue working alongside Airmen to keep the Minuteman ICBM mission-ready while delivering innovative solutions in support of strategic deterrence today and tomorrow. Boeing remains ready and willing to assist in the modernization of our land-based strategic deterrent. Little Mountain Test Facility Boeing operates and maintains the Little Mountain Test Facility for the Air Force at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, and has supported operations at the site – including radiation effects, electromagnetic effects, shock and vibration, and other environmental testing – for more than 45 years. The state-of-the-art facility is dedicated to testing operations in support of nuclear hardness and survivability for the Boeing-built Minuteman weapon system and other priority Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Energy (DoE) programs, military systems and aerospace products. Ready and Flexible from the Skies Boeing has delivered strategic deterrence capabilities for the air-based leg of the Nation’s nuclear triad for more than 40 years. From sustaining and modernizing the Boeing-built air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) to sustaining the venerable B-52 Bomber and KC-10 Tanker, Boeing expertise fuels ready and flexible nuclear capabilities from the skies. Boeing innovation will continue to drive the readiness and modernization of the ALCM weapon system, America’s bomber fleet and KC-46 Tanker to ensure long-range air-based strategic deterrence for the future. Ready and Survivable from the High Seas As the sole supplier of navigation systems for the U.S. Navy's ballistic missile submarine fleet, Boeing provides critical information and support to the sea-based leg of the Nation’s nuclear triad. Boeing’s innovative navigation systems have been on patrol alongside Sailors since the first ballistic missile submarine test patrol by the USS George Washington in 1960. Today, Boeing’s Trident submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) navigation system is aboard all of the Navy’s ballistic missile submarines – supporting ready and survivable nuclear capabilities from the high seas. Boeing will continue to lead the way in the modernization of navigation systems in support of a safe, secure and effective sea-based strategic deterrent capable of meeting the emerging threats and future challenges of tomorrow. Silo-based Missile Systems Expertise Boeing has decades of proven expertise in building, modifying or transitioning silo-based ballistic missile systems – from the 1960s to today – including Minuteman, Peacekeeper in Minuteman silos, and Ground-based Midcourse Defense. 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For more than 60 years, Boeing-built and supported systems have sustained the safety, security and effectiveness the nuclear triad – defending the homeland and ensuring peace through strength. Boeing is committed to delivering ready deterrence capabilities today while innovating modernized future capabilities to meet the emerging threats and challenges of tomorrow. Ready Around the Clock Land-Based Strategic Deterrence The Boeing-built Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) weapon system has served as the Nation’s trusted and enduring ground-based leg of the nuclear triad since the inception of strategic deterrence. Boeing is the U.S. Air Force’s original partner in strategic deterrence. Today, hundreds of Boeing employees across the country continue to maintain the readiness of the Minuteman ICBM – keeping it safe, secure and effective around the clock. Boeing supports the Air Force and its efforts to modernize the nation’s ICBM force – and will continue working alongside Airmen to keep the Minuteman ICBM mission-ready while delivering innovative solutions in support of strategic deterrence today and tomorrow. Boeing remains ready and willing to assist in the modernization of our land-based strategic deterrent. Gallery U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Air Force Strategic Deterrence Systems U.S. Navy Strategic Deterrence Systems Teaser 1 Teaser 2 Teaser 3 Teaser 4 Teaser 5 Teaser 6 Teaser 7 Teaser 8 Teaser 9 Teaser 10 Minuteman Technical Specifications Payload Up to three independently re-targetable reentry vehicles Weight 79,432 lbs (36,030 kg) Diameter 5.5 feet (1.67 meters) Range 6,000-plus miles (5,218 nautical miles) Speed Approximately 15,000 mph (Mach 23 or 24,000 kph) at burnout Ceiling 700 miles (1,120 kilometers) Inventory 400 missiles deployed among 450 silos Timeline Minuteman timeline 1958-1961 Minuteman timeline 1962-1970 Minuteman timeline 1974-2014 Minuteman timeline 2015-2017 Minuteman timeline 2017-present Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Image 5 Boeing Guidance Repair Center The Boeing Guidance Repair Center in Heath, Ohio, is responsible for maintaining the readiness and modernization of guidance and navigation systems for our Nation’s nuclear-capable platforms, as well as non-nuclear capable guidance and control systems, electronics and radio frequency systems, and platform processors. In addition, the center is also home to assembly, integration and test activities for several Boeing production programs, including the KC-46 Tanker, T-7A Red Hawk and the MQ-25 unmanned aircraft system. Boeing supports the Air Force and its efforts to modernize the nation’s ICBM force – and will continue working alongside Airmen to keep the Minuteman ICBM mission-ready while delivering innovative solutions in support of strategic deterrence today and tomorrow. Boeing remains ready and willing to assist in the modernization of our land-based strategic deterrent. Little Mountain Test Facility Boeing operates and maintains the Little Mountain Test Facility for the Air Force at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, and has supported operations at the site – including radiation effects, electromagnetic effects, shock and vibration, and other environmental testing – for more than 45 years. The state-of-the-art facility is dedicated to testing operations in support of nuclear hardness and survivability for the Boeing-built Minuteman weapon system and other priority Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Energy (DoE) programs, military systems and aerospace products. Ready and Flexible from the Skies Boeing has delivered strategic deterrence capabilities for the air-based leg of the Nation’s nuclear triad for more than 40 years. From sustaining and modernizing the Boeing-built air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) to sustaining the venerable B-52 Bomber and KC-10 Tanker, Boeing expertise fuels ready and flexible nuclear capabilities from the skies. Boeing innovation will continue to drive the readiness and modernization of the ALCM weapon system, America’s bomber fleet and KC-46 Tanker to ensure long-range air-based strategic deterrence for the future. Ready and Survivable from the High Seas As the sole supplier of navigation systems for the U.S. Navy's ballistic missile submarine fleet, Boeing provides critical information and support to the sea-based leg of the Nation’s nuclear triad. Boeing’s innovative navigation systems have been on patrol alongside Sailors since the first ballistic missile submarine test patrol by the USS George Washington in 1960. Today, Boeing’s Trident submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) navigation system is aboard all of the Navy’s ballistic missile submarines – supporting ready and survivable nuclear capabilities from the high seas. Boeing will continue to lead the way in the modernization of navigation systems in support of a safe, secure and effective sea-based strategic deterrent capable of meeting the emerging threats and future challenges of tomorrow. News Releases Date News Release July 20 2018 Boeing Reviews New ICBM Design Options with U.S. Air Force(opens in a new tab) Nov 30 2017 Boeing Emphasizes Affordability, Modularity in New ICBM Design(opens in a new tab) Aug 21 2017 Boeing Awarded Design Work for New Intercontinental Ballistic Missile(opens in a new tab) Oct 11 2016 Boeing Statement on Ground Based Strategic Deterrent Request for Proposal(opens in a new tab) June 18 2015 Boeing Retains Minuteman Guidance Systems Support Contract(opens in a new tab) Jan 29 2015 Boeing Wins $51 Million Contract to Sustain ICBM Guidance System(opens in a new tab) Dec 01 2014 Boeing to Continue Providing ICBM Guidance Systems to the U.S. Air Force(opens in a new tab) Oct 29 2014 Boeing, U.S. Air Force Demonstrate Minuteman III Readiness in Flight Test(opens in a new tab) Sept 22 2014 Boeing to Upgrade Specialized ICBM Guidance System Test Equipment (opens in a new tab) Customer The U.S. Strategic Command – a unified combatant command comprised of approximately 150,000 dedicated Airmen, Sailors, Soldiers, Marines and civilians – is responsible for executing the Department of Defense’s highest priority mission of strategic deterrence. The ground and air-based legs of the nuclear triad are operated by elements of the Air Force, while the sea-based leg is overseen by the Navy. Flag of United States"

The Boeing E-7 Airborne Early Warning & Control (AEW&C) is a versatile, combat-proven platform that enhances air superiority by offering advanced sensor capabilities, networked connectivity, and real-time decision-making support. Based on the Next-Generation 737, it is designed to replace the aging E-3 with a flexible and cost-effective solution that meets urgent operational needs. Serving countries like the UK, Australia ,, Korea, and Turkey, the E-7 supports joint and coalition forces in contested environments with beyond-line-of-sight connectivity and powerful radar systems. Its open architecture ensures continuous upgrades, maintaining its relevance against evolving global threats. The E-7 offers improved mission readiness, lower life-cycle costs, and exceptional interoperability, making it a vital asset for modern military operations.

The Boeing 747-200, also known as Air Force One, serves as the primary aircraft for U.S. presidential travel. Designed for long-range missions with a 7,800-mile range and in-flight refueling capability, it is equipped with advanced communication systems, a flying office, and extensive accommodations such as a conference room and medical facilities. With a crew of 26 and a capacity to carry 102 passengers, the aircraft features custom furnishings, high-tech navigation, and ensures the president's safety and comfort during international travel. The 747-200 is renowned for its self-sufficiency, operating seamlessly in all conditions.

Boeing's Air & Missile Defense systems have been pivotal in safeguarding global and national security for over two decades. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio that includes advanced solutions for defending against emerging threats, from intercontinental ballistic missiles to airborne threats. Notable technologies in Boeing's range include the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD), PAC-3 missile defense, and directed energy systems. With a continued focus on innovation, Boeing is committed to developing next-generation defense capabilities to ensure the protection of nations and warfighters, offering rapid and reliable solutions to enhance readiness worldwide.

Boeing's Autonomous Systems leverage advanced technologies to deliver intelligent, persistent, and efficient solutions across various domains, including maritime, aerial, and space operations. These systems enhance mission success by providing real-time actionable intelligence, reducing manpower needs, and ensuring safer, more effective operations. Boeing’s extensive portfolio includes unmanned vehicles designed for extreme environments, such as the ocean, air, and outer space, enabling access to hard-to-reach areas, long-endurance missions, and maximized operational efficiency. From the autonomous undersea vehicles Wave Glider and Orca to the aerial systems MQ-25 and ScanEagle, Boeing leads in autonomous technology, setting the standard for the future of mission-driven, autonomous operations.

The B-1B Lancer, also known as "The Bone," is a long-range, multi-role supersonic bomber designed for both conventional and nuclear combat missions. Serving the United States Air Force since 1985, the B-1B boasts a payload capacity of 75,000 lbs and a range that allows it to operate intercontinentally. Powered by four General Electric F101-GE-102 turbofan engines, it can reach speeds over 900 mph and fly at altitudes exceeding 30,000 feet. The B-1B has played a pivotal role in various military operations, delivering significant ordinance during missions like Operation Allied Force and Operation Enduring Freedom. Its continued upgrades ensure it remains mission-ready until 2040 and beyond.