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Greece Gives L-3 Communications $18.8 Million For F-16C Sim Trainer

Greece awarded L-3 Communications [LLL] an $18.8 million contract to build an F-16C Block 52+ Aircrew Training Device (ATD) for the Hellenic Air Force (HAF). The pact was awarded through the U.S. Air Force Aeronautical Systems Center. As currently planned, L-3 will deliver the F-16C Block 52+ ATD to the HAF in 2009. "We are very pleased to continue our 20-year working relationship with the Hellenic Air Force on F-16 simulation programs," said John McNellis, president of Link Simulation and…

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