Dynetics Details Enduring Shield Offering For Army's Indirect Fire Protection Capability

摘要

Dynetics has detailed its proposal for the Army’s Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC)program, offering the new Enduring Shield system based on its work with the previous Multi-Mission Launcher (MML) development effort.Ronnie Chronister, Dynetics’ vice president for weapons technology and manufacturing,confirmed to reporters that the company submitted a bid ahead of the deadline last Friday andalso participated in the Army’s recent IFPC live-fire “shoot-off” event. The “shoot-off” alsofeatured at least one other competitor in a team of Israel’s Rafael and RaytheonTechnologies [RTX] offering a version of the Iron Dome system. Dynetics is a business unit ofLeidos [LDOS].