DRS Technologies, Inc.

Type	Public (NASDAQ: DRS)
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Founded	Parsippany (1968)
Location	Parsippany, New Jersey
Key people	Leonard Newman, Co-founder David E. Gross, Co-founder Mark S. Newman, CEO
Industry	Defense
Products	thermal imaging combat display electronic sensors power systems battlefield digitization air combat training flight incident recorders See complete products listing.
Revenue	$1.308 billion USD (2005)
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Employees	5,700 (2005)
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Website	www.drs.com
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• Corporate History (DRS Technologies, Inc.)
• 2004 DRS Technologies, Inc., Annual Report (SEC)