Arotech Corp.'s [ARTX] Training and Simulation Division has received $3.2 million in orders from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to supply 55 of its MILO Range simulations systems, the largest order for the firearms simulator the company has ever received. "It is a testament to our staff and the quality of our products to be in a position to service and support prominent customers such as DHS while continuing our tradition of service to the entire public safety sector,"…
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