UNITED STATES
BAE Systems Nashua received a $52 million follow-on U.S. Army contract in April to provide at least 200 Common Missile-Warning Systems (CMWS) to protect Army fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft against infrared guided-missile threats. BAE's CMWS deliveries to the Army already have reached 40 per month...
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