DRS Electronic Systems, Inc.
Leonardo DRS is a leading provider of advanced defense technologies, specializing in naval propulsion, electrical power conversion, and defense electronics for U.S. Department of Defense and allied customers.
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Leonardo DRS is a leading provider of advanced defense technologies, specializing in naval propulsion, electrical power conversion, and defense electronics for U.S. Department of Defense and allied customers.
DRS Power & Control Technologies provides advanced power and control solutions, specializing in defense and aerospace sectors, based in Milwaukee, WI, USA.
Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems Inc. (DRS) was a U.S. defense electronics company whose Santa Clara operations originated from its 1984 acquisition of Precision Echo Inc., a maker of magnetic recording and precision echo devices for naval applications. The company became DRS Technologies, was acquired by Finmeccanica in 2008, and is now part of Leonardo DRS.
Electronic Countermeasures Inc specializes in electronic security and countermeasure solutions for maritime and defense applications.
L3Harris Interstate Electronics Corporation is an Anaheim, California-based subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, specializing in the manufacture of communications and electronic equipment, including GPS-based navigation, tracking, and instrumentation systems.
Laurel Technologies Inc. is a Jamestown, Pennsylvania-based defense electronics company specializing in the design, integration, and manufacture of mission-critical systems for the U.S. Navy and other military customers, including shipboard control consoles and command/control subsystems.
Loral Corporation was a U.S. defense electronics contractor founded in 1948, specializing in radar, sonar, and naval electronics systems for the U.S. Navy. It was acquired by Lockheed Martin in 1996 and no longer operates as an independent company.
Magnavox Electric Systems Co. was the El Segundo, California defense and maritime electronics division of Magnavox, best known for Transit SATNAV satellite navigation receivers used by the U.S. Navy and commercial shipping. The business was absorbed via acquisitions by Philips and later Raytheon/Hughes and no longer operates as an independent maritime electronics manufacturer.
Orion Electronics Ltd. is a Canadian manufacturer of high-tech electronic equipment and communications systems for government and defense agencies, based in Windsor, Nova Scotia.
Varo, Inc. was a Garland, Texas defense electronics contractor established in 1946 that performed marine coordination work in the 1970s. In 1978 it agreed in principle to merge with Iotron Corporation of Boston, Massachusetts.