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AEVEX to deliver one-way attack systems for U.S. government customers as demand grows for scalable autonomous strike capabilities

AEVEX Aerospace secured $20.5 million in new U.S. government awards to deliver and further develop one-way attack systems for operational and training use. The work combines production with engineering, integration and continued development, reflecting demand for autonomous strike weapons that can be manufactured and employed at scale. AEVEX is positioning its vertically integrated design and manufacturing base to shorten modification cycles as mission requirements change. The company and government customers did not disclose system names, quantities, configurations, delivery dates or the specific agencies receiving the equipment.

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