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Boeing Wins Contract For Advanced Sensor In Next-Generation Missile

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Monday, October 15th, 2007

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By Michael Sirak The Air Force picked The Boeing Co. [BA] to develop sensor technologies for the air-launched dual-role missile that the service envisions to deal both with hostile aircraft and ground targets in coming decades, the company said. Under a $600,000 contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory, Boeing will mature the Seeker Integrated Target Endgame Sensor (SITES) as part of the broader lab-sponsored activities to advance critical component technologies for the future Joint Dual Role Air Dominance Missile…

Congress

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Budget

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Congress

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Space

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