HII wins five-year US Army contract for advanced airdrop technologies
Source: Army Technology
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Analytical Domain
Strategic
Primary Category
Political-Military
SALUTE Report
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Activity
HII secured a five-year task order to advance research on airdrop and combat feeding techniques.
Location
Unit
HII (Huntington Ingalls Industries)
Time
Five-year contract
Equipment
airdrop technologiescombat feeding techniques
Summary
HII's mission technologies division secured a five-year task order to advance research on airdrop and combat feeding techniques for the US Army.
Key Facts
- HII's mission technologies division secured a five-year task order.
- The focus is on advancing airdrop technologies.
- The contract is specifically for the US Army.
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