Army seeks more Textron armored cars for Iraq

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The Army in Iraq wants to order more armored cars for military police and convoy escort missions as it is faced with a growing insurgency. The Armored Security Vehicle (ASV) is a four- wheeled armored car manufactured by New Orleans-based Textron Marine and Land Systems that is under a contract to produce 104 ASV's which costs approximately $600,000 each, and if the army can find the funding it would bring the total number in order to 132.

Facilities & equipment, Motor Vehicles and Equipment, Dept of the Army, Tanks and tank components, Equipment and supplies, United States. Army, Armored vehicles, Military vehicle industry, Textron Systems Corp. Textron Marine & Land Systems, Armoured vehicles

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Lockheed Martin gains $9.5 million Saab Systems radar work

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The author examines Lockheed Martin's contract with Saab Systems Proprietary for ground based radar systems equipment.

Australia, Defense Administration & Finance, Aircraft industry, Lockheed Martin Corp., Defense spending, LMT, Ground based radar, Target acquisition, Defence spending, Saab Systems Proprietary Ltd.

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