By The National Armaments Directors of Germany, Italy and the United States yesterday approved a contract amendment that funds two flight intercept tests of the Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS), at no increase to the original $3.4 billion program ceiling. “This entire replan and contract amendment--signed officially Monday—for the remaining two and half years of the contract, is all under the original funding ceiling,” Marty Coyne, MEADS International Business Development Director, said in an interview. In 2004, the initial $3.4…
Armaments Directors In U.S., Germany, Italy Approve MEADS Contract Amendment, Flight Tests
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