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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Kaman, Lockheed Martin Get Army Contract For Unmanned Air Systems
The U.S. Army has awarded a $47 million contract to Lockheed Martin and Bloomfield-based Kaman Corp. to develop and deliver unmanned, remote-controlled systems for cargo helicopters to supply troops in war zones.
The technology, which will outfit Kaman's K-MAX helicopters, is designed to protect soldiers in a war zone by reducing the need for dangerous supply convoys.
"Lockheed Martin's experience, resources and proven K-MAX platform will allow us to meet the Army's objectives," said Dan Spoor, vice president of aviation systems at Lockheed Martin Mission Systems & Sensors.
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