About the Death Merchants

The world's largest producer of guided missiles.

• Has 73,000 employees worldwide and annual revenues of approximately US$20 billion (more than 90 percent of revenues obtained from defense contracts)
• As of 2007, was the fifth largest defense contractor in the world
• Fourth largest defense contractor in the United States by revenue (after Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Northrop Grumman)
• Facilitates and is responsible for the deaths of millions.

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"DEFENSE?" Contracting...

"the boy was a THREAT to US defense"

• Lockheed Martin
  • Has 140,000 employees worldwide.
  • Largest contractor (by revenue)
  • REVENUES: (2005) $37.213 billion USD
    with a backlog of $74.825 billion!
  • 95% of revenues from the US DOD

List of United States defense contractors

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

• Accenture Ltd.
• Aerojet
• Aerospace Center Support
• Aerospace Corporation
• Alliant Techsystems
• Allied Container Systems
• Allied-Signal Inc.
• AM General Corporation
• American Petroleum Institute
• Anteon International Corporation
• Applied Research Associates Inc.
• ARINC
• Argon ST
• AV-Optimal Defense Consultancy Service
• BAE Systems plc (U.S. subsidiary is BAE Systems Inc.)
• Ball Corporation
  • Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.
• Bath Iron Works
• Battelle Memorial Institute
• BBN Technologies
• Bechtel Corporation
• BDM Corporation
• Blazeware Inc.
• Boecore
• Boeing Company
• Boeing Sikorsky Comanche Team
• Boeing SVS
• Booz Allen Hamilton
• British Nuclear Fuels Limited
• CACI International Inc.
• Carlyle Group
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Charles Stark Draper Laboratory
• CNA Corporation
• Concurrent Technologies Corporation
• CSA Engineering
• Computer Sciences Corporation
• Decibel Research Inc.
• Defense Technologies Inc.
• DHB Industries
• Digital System Resources Inc.
• DRS Technologies
• DynCorp
• Earth Class Mail
• Edison Welding Institute
• EDO Corporation
• Elbit Systems of America (the United States division of Israeli-based Elbit, operating through subsidiaries IEI, Kollsman, and EFW)
• Electronic Data Systems Corporation
• Electric Boat (division of General Dynamics)
• Environmental Tectonics Corporation
• Evergreen International Aviation
• Exxon Corporation
• F M C Technologies
• Foster Wheeler Ltd.
• Foundation Health Systems Inc.
• Gemini Industries Inc.
• General Atomic Technologies Company
• General Dynamics
• General Electric’s Military Jet Engines Division
• Geo-Centers Inc.
• Goodrich Corporation
• GTE
• Georgia Tech Research Institute
• Harris Corporation
• Health Net, Inc.
• Hewlett-Packard
• Honeywell
• Hughes Electronics Corporation
• Humana Inc.
• IBM
• Infotech Aerospace Services (a Pratt & Whitney joint venture)
• Institute for Defense Analyses
• Intelsat
• International Resources Group
• ITT Corporation Inc.
• ITT Research Institute
• Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
• JGB Enterprises, Inc.
• Johns Hopkins University
• JPS Communications (wholly owned subsidiary of Raytheon)
• Kaman Aircraft
• Kearfott Guidance & Navigation Corporation
• Kellogg, Brown and Root
• Kongsberg Protech
• L-3 Communications Holdings, Inc.
  • Brashear
• Lockheed Martin
• Longbow Limited Liability Inc.
• M7 Aerospace
• Maersk Line and Patriot Contract Services
• Marconi Corporation PLC
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Maytag Aircraft Corporation
• McDonnell Douglas Corporation (wholly owned subsidiary of Boeing)
• MITRE Corporation; also see ANSER Institute for Homeland Security
• Mitretek Systems Inc.; see MITRE Corporation and ANSER Institute for Homeland Security
• Mitsubishi
• Motorola Inc.
• NASSCO Holdings Inc.
• Nextel
• Nichols Research Corporation
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
  • Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems
  • Northrop Grumman Information Technologies
  • Northrop Grumman Integrated Systems
  • Northrop Grumman Mission Systems
  • Northrop Grumman Newport News (formerly Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company)
  • Northrop Grumman Ships Systems
  • Northrop Grumman Space Technology
  • Northrop Grumman Technical Services
• Ocean Shipholdings Inc.
• Olin Corporation; also see John M. Olin and John M. Olin Foundation
• Orbital Sciences Corporation
• Pennsylvania State University
• Pratt & Whitney (division of United Technologies)
• Private Military Corporations
• Private Federal Corporations
• Quantum3D
• Raytheon
• Rockwell Collins
• RONCO (de-mining operations Horn of Africa)
• Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
• Shell Oil Company
• Siemens AG
• Sikorsky Aircraft Company
• SGIS
• SPARTA, Inc.
• Spectrum Astro
• SRI International
• Standard Missile Company LLC
• Stevedoring Services of America
• Stewart and Stevenson
• Sverdrup Corporation
• SYColeman (subsidiary of L-3 Communications)
• Talla-Tech
• TCom
• Textron Inc.
  • Bell Helicopter Textron
• Tri-Star Engineering, Inc.[1]
• Tyco International Ltd.
• University of Texas System
• Unisys Corporation
• United Industrial Corporation
• United Technologies
• URS Corporation
• USmax Corporation
• Verdian Corporation
• Verizon Communications
• Vinnell Corporation
• Vinnell Brown and Root
• Washington Group International
• Westinghouse Electric Corporation
• Worldcorp Inc.
• Wyvern Technologies, Aerospace & Defense Contractors

[edit] External links

• List of Defense Contractors, U.S. Army
• Top 50 Defense Contractors, U.S. Army, 2002
• Top 50 Defense Contractors, U.S. Navy, 2002
• Top 50 Defense Contractors, U.S. Air Force, 2002
• Top 50 Defense Contractors, Defense Logistics Agency, 2002
• Top 50 Defense Contractors, Other Agencies, 2002
• Table of Top 100 Parent Companies, Defense Contractors, 2002
• Table of Top 100 Parent Companies and Their Subsidiaries, Defense Contractors, 2002
• Table of Top 100 Companies, Defense Contractors, by Category of Procurement, 2002
• Top 100 Defense Contractors 1998
• Top 100 Defense Contractors 2006
• Top 100 Defense Contractors 2007
• Lists and Tables for Defense Contractors, 1996 to 2001
• Contractors and Subcontractors of Selected Major Weapons Systems (1999)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_defense_contractors