Stories

How does the workforce at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant make an impact on the battlefield? 

BAE Systems collaborates with local trade schools to help build skills critical to the future of manufacturing.

While all of our work at BAE Systems is inspired by continuous improvement, there are some jobs at where you get to create something no one has ever imagined and truly help define the future.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to walk a mile in the shoes of a leader in the defense industry?

If you work (or are thinking about working) in national security or the defense industry, then you will have heard about government-owned, contractor-operated (GOCO) facilities. Sure, the concept seems simple enough, but how exactly does it work?

BAE Systems is using advanced technology to monitor machining performance in the production of naval gun systems and submarine components to drive cost efficiency and quality.

Powerful packages positioned to become the core of any future mission.

There’s a lot of interesting stories about Radford and Holston that you may hear from generations of families who have worked here or in the history books. Since World War II, these sites have been a heartbeat in the defense industrial base.

The Kingsport Times published a byline written by Claire Powell, Communications Manager BAE Systems OSI, on Sunday, March 7, 2021.

If you’ve been following modernization updates at the Holston Army Ammunition Plant, you’re aware that a significant work has gone into modernizing current operations to increase the safety, reduce environmental impact and deliver the highest degree of reliability for our warfighters.

Commissioning phase at Radford will extend through the majority of 2021.

3D printing plays an increasingly critical role in the efficient development of combat vehicles.

Only a year ago, we were looking back at the achievements over a decade. After a long and challenging 2020, doesn’t it feel like we are already looking back on another one? This past year required dramatic shifts that often are a more natural culmination of 10 years.

Imagine a flying car that brings you to work: this technology and others may be closer than you think.

Innovation enables advances in cybersecurity through secure data.

U.S. Navy ship receives milestone 100th AEGIS Radio Communication System

The company moves toward operationalizing the stratosphere with its high-altitude, long-endurance technology.

Early research and development project rapidly evolves into USAF program of record.