Posted on Aug 20, 2019

Raytheon wins $199.5M Navy contract for Close-In Weapon System work

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Ah Yes, CIWS, My Son in Law was a CIWS Technician

Raytheon wins $199.5M Navy contract for Close-In Weapon System work

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CW5 Jack Cardwell

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Awesome weapon system.

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MSG Stan Hutchison

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And who did our current acting SecDef lobby for before taking this office?
Makes a man go hummmmm.

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MSG Stan Hutchison

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SGT (Join to see) - No, it is the ex-lobbyist in Trump's cabinet that I object to.
2. No, I take my Ram to a Ram dealer. Would not own a Ford and cannot afford a Volvo,,, lol

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MSG Stan Hutchison

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SPC Angela Burnham - That is true. I just don't want them in positions of influence in our government.

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SGT (Join to see)

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MSG Stan Hutchison - so then, if you take your Ram to a Ram dealership, regardless of what lobbyist is in what cabinet, doesn’t it make sense that Raytheon gets a maintenance/upgrade contract for a Raytheon manufactured product?

Did you object to any of the many lobbyists, including former Raytheon execs, working in the Obama administration? Did those appointments make you go ‘hummmmmm’ when Raytheon was awarded contracts?

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SPC Angela Burnham

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MSG Stan Hutchison - I agree completely. Hiring lobbyists for positions like that is the exact opposite of "draining the swamp". Don't care what party is in power, this BS needs to stop.

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