• Thursday, August 18, 2022

BAE Receives $12M Defense Contract

BAE Systems has been awarded a $12 million contract to create 62 ALR-56M radar warning receivers for the Defense Supply Center Warner Robbins, at the Robbins Air Force Base.

BAE’s Information and Electronics group will provide the C-130J, with their ALR-56M which is a radar warning receiver that identifies incoming radar signals as an ally or the enemy, and notifies the pilot when it senses a threat.

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