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U.S. Air Force to Hold Industry Day This Month on Possible New Standoff Weapon

U.S. Air Force to Hold Industry Day This Month on Possible New Standoff Weapon
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The U.S. Air Force is mulling whether to develop and build a new standoff weapon and may conduct an analysis of alternatives (AoA). The armaments directorate disruptive futures division of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC/EBZ) at Eglin AFB, Fla., plans to hold an industry day on the Stand-off Attack Weapon (SoAW) at Eglin on Sept. 27. The division "is conducting market research" for a SoAW AoA, per a request for information business notice last month. "AFCLCMC/EBZ seeks…

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