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BAE Systems To Improve Tactical Vests Against Ballistic Threat

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Thursday, December 23rd, 2010

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BAE Systems said it has received a $35 million contract from the Army for 60,000 Improved Outer Tactical Vests that provide enhanced protection from ballistic threats at lighter weight. BAE Systems is a leading provider of IOTVs and has produced more than 800,000 tactical body armor vests for U.S. troops serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, and around the world. "This order represents the continued confidence the U.S. Government has in our ability to consistently produce and deliver body armor that meets…

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