Raytheon

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One of america's biggest defense and aerospace systems supplier. Daniel P. Burnham, Chairman of the Board of Directors Raytheon.

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*Tewksbury man's remains in WTC disaster positively identified *
 
By ** Associated Press
TAUNTON, Mass. - *The remains of Peter A. Gay who was aboard one of the hijacked planes 
that crashed into the World Trade Center September 11 have been been positively identified*, 
and were expected to be returned home later this week, according to family members.

FBI agents broke the news to Gay's wife, Linda, Tuesday night, a brother of the victim, attorney David Gay, told the Taunton Daily Gazette.
A  native of Taunton, Peter Gay, 54, lived with his family in Tewksbury.
 
The family was told that the remains were identified *through fingerprints, dental records or DNA*. 
The remains were discovered lastFriday along with the remains of a few other people.

A family member said* there was no indication what condition the remains
were in.*

David Gay said the remains probably would not be returned to Massachusetts by the New York City medical examiner's office until later 
in the week. A funeral Mass will be held in Taunton for friends and  family only, he said, and burial probably would be in Tewksbury.

 ''In the long run, it will be good closure,'' said David Gay. ''In the short term, it's almost like starting over.''

A memorial Mass, in which Peter Gay's daughter Larissa Lynne sang a song called ''Song to Dad'' before hundreds of mourners in Lowell, was
celebrated on Sept. 19.

Gay, the father of two adult sons and an eight-year-old daughter, was aboard American Airlines Flight 11
which was hijacked after it left Boston and crashed into the WTC towers.
 
A vice president and general manager of Raytheon Co. in Andover, Gay had been making weekly commutes to Los Angeles 
to supervise development of Patriot missiles at a new California plant.
 
The number of missing stood yesterday at 4,339. Of the 478 people whose
remains have been recovered, 425 have been identified.

• a Boeing engineer in Integrated Defense Systems; he served in the US Air Force for four years, and for the National Security Agency for 14 years. [36]
• a director of program management at Raytheon, US Army (ret.) [28] who helped develop and build anti-radar technology for electronic warfare. Raytheon's website notes that they are leaders in every phase of the Precision Strike kill chain; are the world's leading organization at Missile Defense; provides state-of-the-art technology to detect, protect and respond to terrorism and provide Homeland Defense; and that their technology forms the eyes, ears and brains of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance systems, from the Predator to the Global Hawk.
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