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L3 Establishes Business Segment To Focus On ISR, Bolster Growth And Boost Margins

L3 Establishes Business Segment To Focus On ISR, Bolster Growth And Boost Margins
Christopher Kubasik, L3 Technologies Chairman, President and CEO. Photo: L3 Technologies

As part of L3 Technologies’ [LLL] major transformation plans this year, the company on Thursday said it has consolidated its Aerospace Systems and Sensors Systems business segment into one focused on intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) solutions for customers worldwide.The $4.7 billion Texas-based ISR Systems segment supplies sensor solutions from the “ocean floor to space,” according to L3’s website page for the segment, which is led by Jeffrey Miller, who previously was president of Sensor Systems.Last week on L3’s second…

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