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AIM-9X Block II to benefit from software enhancements
Raytheon Missiles and Defense is providing new and improved software, plus software risk reduction and support, for the development of Operational Flight Software 10.15 which is required for the production of AIM-9X Block II missiles in the US.
Work on the $52.2 million contract from Naval Air Systems ...
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