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ITT Defense To Offer Flexible, OA System For Army CIRCM

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Tuesday, March 15th, 2011

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By Ann Roosevelt ITT [ITT] plans to offer the Army a flexible, open architecture solution in response to a request for proposals for the potential more than $1.5 billion Common Infrared Countermeasures (CIRCM) program that is designed to save service helicopters from man-portable heat-seeking missiles. ITT developed a system on its own internal investment, said Bob Lawler, Business Development Manager for Army Programs for Electronic Warfare Systems. "Because we were able to make our own decisions on the development, we…

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