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Lockheed to provide targeting pods for FMS customers
Lockheed Martin is to produce new and upgraded targeting systems, IR Search and Track (IRST) sensors and navigation pods for the US DoD and a range of FMS customers, under a contract from the USAF worth a maximum of $485 million.
The company will assemble, upgrade, test and ship Sniper ...
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