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Comtech receives satellite terminal orders
Comtech Telecommunications’ Command and Control Technologies has received new orders totalling $32.5 million from the US Army PM Tactical Network, the company announced on 13 August.
The orders encompass the provision of manpack satellite terminals and networking equipment.
Fred Kornberg, president and chief executive officer of Comtech Telecommunications, said: ‘We are pleased that we have the opportunity to provide this mission essential equipment to our customer. We understand the critical importance of these army units and our team is poised to execute these orders to support [their] rapid fielding.
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