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Power electronics for military vehicle power generation provided to U.S. Army by L-3
MUSKEGON, Mich., 13 Sept. 2009. U.S. Army officials needed power components to provide high electrical power generator capability for the vehicle power system of the M-2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle. They found their solution from the L-3 Communications Combat Propulsion Systems in Muskegon, Mich.
Korea Aerospace Industries speeds electrical designs with Mentor Graphics CHS tools
WILSONVILLE, Ore., 12 Sept. 2009. Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), a manufacturer of fixed and rotary wing aircraft, has reduced the time needed to design the electrical wiring system of its newest platform. For this project, KAI engineers used tools within Mentor Graphics Corp.'s CHS product family, with the objective of improving process efficiency for this complex task.
BAE Systems delivers airborne day/night persistent surveillance to U.S. Army
GREENLAWN, N.Y., 11 Sept. 2009. BAE Systems has developed and delivered the first airborne persistent surveillance system to the U.S. Army, addressing a need for continuous, wide-area, day-or-night situational awareness in complex operational environments and mil apps.11
Thales awarded stage one of FIST soldier systems contract
LONDON, 11 Sept. 2009. Thales UK won a contract from the United Kingdom Ministry of Defense (MOD) for the delivery and in-service support of a surveillance and target acquisition (STA) system, which will form the first increment of the MOD's Future Integrated Soldier Technology (FIST) program.
Raytheon wins $77 million U.S. Air Force contract for infrared-guided Maverick missiles
TUCSON, Ariz., 11 Sept. 2009. Raytheon Company won from the U.S. Air Force a $77.4 million Foreign Military Sales contract to produce AGM-65D and AGM-65G2 infrared-guided Maverick air-to-surface missiles for Korea and Taiwan. The air, naval, and marine forces of 33 countries use the AGM-65 Maverick family of precision-attack missiles.
Northrop Grumman to supply advanced navigation systems for Brazil navy patrol craft
LONDON, 10 Sept. 2009. Northrop Grumman's (NYSE:NOC) Sperry Marine business unit Charlottesville, Va., has been selected by the Brazil navy to supply state-of-the-art navigation systems for four new NAPA 500-ton patrol vessels, with options for six additional vessels.
ElectroIQ Web Portal from PennWell focuses on electronics and electronics manufacturing
NASHUA, N.H., 10 Sept. 2009. The PennWell's Corp. Electronics Media Group is launching a portal Website for electronics manufacturing called ElectroIQ that provides a gateway to five different PennWell brands that focus on electronics and electronics manufacturing: Solid State Technology, Photovoltaics World, Advanced Packaging, Small Times, and SMT. ElectroIQ is located at www.electroiq.com.
Ricardo, Force Protection Europe debut Ocelot next-generation vehicle for mil apps
VAN BUREN TWP., Mich., 10 Sept. 2009. Ricardo Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Ricardo plc, has launched Ocelot, a collaboration between Ricardo and Force Protection Europe. This new light protected patrol vehicle (LPPV) concept offers the potential for higher standards of occupant protection and operational flexibility than today's defense light vehicle products, says a Ricardo representative.
SELEX Galileo's Falco UAV carries multiple payload, PicoSAR AESA radar, and electro-optics
LONDON, 10 Sept. 2009. SELEX Galileo, of Finmeccanica, completed an intensive flight campaign for Falco, its Tactical Unmanned Aerial System (TUAS), to expand its ISR capabilities through the integration of multiple sensors and additional functionality. SELEX Galileo also validated the latest version of High Mobility Ground Control Station (HM-GCS), which is self-contained and offers a full training/simulation environment and mission rehearsal capability.
CSC wins $162 million NASA contract to provide aviation services
FALLS CHURCH, Va., 9 Sept. 2009. CSC won from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) a contract to provide aviation services through the Johnson Space Center Aircraft Maintenance and Modification Program. The new contract has a six-month base period and two 12-month options, bringing the total estimated value to $162 million.
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