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Raytheon Receives $22.1M to Deliver Excalibur GPS Shells Ahead of Schedule
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The U.S. Army awarded Raytheon Company a $22.1 million contract for initial production and early fielding of 155mm Excalibur GPS-guided artillery shells, a cooperative effort between Raytheon Missile Systems and BAE Systems subsidiary Bofors Defence of Sweden. Raytheon will provide Excalibur projectiles, testing, manufacturing tooling, test and inspection equipment, projectile shipping/storage containers, and training support necessary to provide initial capability to the Army in fiscal year 2006, more than 3 years ahead of when full operational capability will be achieved....
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