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South Korea orders USD74 million worth of airborne munitions from Elbit Systems

by Gabriel Dominguez & Dae Young Kim & Alessandra Giovanzanti

Israeli company Elbit Systems announced on 11 November that it has secured contracts from South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) worth a combined USD74 million for the supply of a range of airborne munitions.

The Haifa-based company said the munitions will be provided over five years as part of the Republic of Korea Air Force's (RoKAF's) ‘Precision Fires Program' but provided no further details about the exact type or the total number of the munitions on order.

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Israeli company Elbit Systems announced on 11 November that it has secured contracts from South Kore...

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