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Leonardo to upgrade Italian land and naval IFF systems
Leonardo will provide new-generation IFF (NGIFF) systems to land and naval platforms operated by the Italian Armed Forces, to bring them to a Mode 5 Baseline 3 standard.
In a 5 March statement, Leonardo confirmed that the contract is worth EUR75 million ($83.9 million) and will run until March ...
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