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K-MAX helicopter.
Credit: Robert McGouey/Industry/Alamy Stock Photo
Kaman, a storied pioneer of helicopters and UAVs and scion of New England aerospace, will be acquired by private-equity firm Arcline Investment Management in a deal worth around $1.8 billion, the companies announced Jan. 19. Publicly traded Kaman of Bloomfield, Connecticut, will become a privately...
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