Dynetics Wins AIM-9X-based Air Defense Contract For U.S. Army
Credit: Enduring Shield: Dynetics
Dynetics has won a competition to field a 360-deg., counter-unmanned aircraft system and cruise missile defense system for the U.S. Army. The Leidos-owned company will deliver 16 launcher prototypes, 60 interceptors and all-up round magazines over the next 2 1/2 years under a $237.4 million contract...
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