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Saab Wins U.S. Army Order For Camouflage Equipment

Thursday, June 11th, 2015

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Saab AB received an order for the production and delivery of camouflage equipment from the U.S. Army worth over $6 million, the company said on June 11.Camouflage deliveries are planned to occur over the next six months.“We are proud to be able to continue to deliver state-of-the-art solutions to the US Army. This order further proves Saab’s unrivalled position as the world-leader within signature management technology. It is also an important step forward towards sustaining a critical U.S. signature management…

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