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General Dynamics Creates Mission Systems By Combining Two Exisitng Units

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, September 10th, 2014

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General Dynamics [GD] Sept. 8 said it is creating the General Dynamics Mission Systems unit, effective in January 2015, by folding together two existing businesses. The new unit will be formed by combining the Advanced Information Systems and C4 Systems business units, which are part of the Information Systems and Technology business group. Once the combination goes into effect, the Information Systems and Technology group will consist of the Mission Systems and Information Technology business units. GD’s other business groups…

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