Meads Radar Piques Army Interest, Though Funds Are Lacking

Credit: Lockheed Martin
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Though money is scarce in the near-term, there may be hope yet for Lockheed Martin to sell at least a portion of the Medium Extended Air-Defense System (Meads) to the U.S. Army. The 360-deg. surveillance radar from the tri-national air and missile defense program is the takeaway...

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