Tenix, BAE Systems snag Australian EW contract
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER The Australian Defense Ministry last week picked Tenix Defence of Melbourne, and an Adelaide-based unit of BAE Systems, to supply electronic self-protection equipment for Chinook and Black Hawk helicopters and C-130H transports. The A$250- ($168-) million Project Echidna had...
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