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Elbit Systems wins $200M in Asia-Pacific airborne defense contracts

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  • Elbit Systems (ESLT) has secured contracts worth approximately $200M from an Asia-Pacific country to supply airborne intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, and training solutions.
  • The contracts will be executed over a period of up to five years.
  • Under the contracts, Elbit Systems will supply the SPECTRO™ 12 multispectral intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and targeting payload for integration on helicopters. The company will also provide support and upgrade services for airborne live-training systems used in live, virtual, and constructive training and virtual combat scenarios.
  • Additionally, Elbit will supply advanced head-up display systems.

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