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Elbit And ATK To Develop Laser Guided Advanced Tactical Rocket System

Copyright: Elbit Systems Ltd.
by Staff Writers
Minneapolis MN (AFNS) Jul 15, 2008
Elbit Systems and Alliant Techsystems have announced that they have signed a teaming agreement to develop the Guided Advanced Tactical Rocket - Laser (GATR-L).

GATR-L provides an affordable precision strike capability for all fixed-wing, rotary-wing, and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) platforms.

The 70mm rocket employs a Semi-Active Laser (SAL) guidance package to achieve high accuracy against both stationary and moving targets.

In addition, GATR-L provides the ability to lock-on before launch to ensure only the target of interest is engaged.

GATR-L is compatible with existing 70mm launcher hardware and utilizes enhanced Insensitive Munitions technologies.

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KVH Receives Fiber Optic Gyro Order From Kongsberg Defence And Aerospace
Middletown RI (SPX) Jul 15, 2008
KVH Industries has announced that it has received a new $2 million order for its precision DSP-3100 fiber optic gyros (FOGs) from Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace for use in the Protector family of remote weapon stations.







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