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Military Contractors
are profiled on this site created by the Federation of American Scientists.
Detailed corporate coverage is provided for the largest contractors and
shipyards along with links and other information. Various reports and
analyses are provided under "Perspectives".
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Defense Daily Network is
the on-line resource for the aerospace/defense market. For 40 years, Defense
Daily ® has been the leading daily publication for business leads
and market intelligence in land, sea, air, and space defense initiatives.
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Defense Tech covers the advances in technology that drive progress in military, law enforcement and national defense. The website is updated daily with news and information about what defense contractors are doing and how the military is using the technology and equipment. Part of the Military.com
 community of web resources.
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The International Security Industry
Organization is a lobbying and marketing association for the military
and civilian security industry. The website has many contact and information
resources.
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Defence Systems Daily provides
daily free news on the defence and aerospace industries worldwide from
their base in the UK. They also offer a free daily e-mail headline service.
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Army Technology web site.
This site is a comprehensive resourse directed toward the ground warfare
defense industry in the US and worldwide. There are many interesting
pages and links about companies which are prime and sub-contractors
to the DoD and MoDs of many countries including MBTs, ground based missiles,
electronics, support and logistics, and communications. Includes links
to dozens of other related military and civilian organizations.
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As the "Voice of the Industrial Base," the National
Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) educates and provides a link
for its members to defense officials and leaders of industry. Located
in Arlington, Virginia, it stands in a key position to share issues
and impact defense policies related to acquisition and procurement.
NDIA, a non-partisan, non-profit international association founded on
March 1, 1997, leads the way in communicating industrial perspectives
to Congress, the Pentagon, and the American people. NDIA also publishes
National Defense
magazine, their business and technology journal.
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Defense News the premier international defense business newsweekly.
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Alliant Techsystems Inc. is a prime supplier of aerospace and defense technologies to the U.S. and its allies, specializing in propulsion systems, conventional and smart munitions, composite structures, and unmanned vehicles.
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BAE Systems is a global company engaged in the development, delivery and support of advanced defence and aerospace systems in the air, on land and at sea. Their many subsidiaries include Armor Holdings mobility security.
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Bailey Bridges, Inc. is the worldwide supplier of United States M2 Bailey bridges and components,
specializing in prefabricated steel panel bridges for over 50 years. Their
web site has many photos of the bridge in military and civilian applications.
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Bombardier, from Montreal, Canada, is one of the largest aerospace manufacturers in the world in
addition to activity in other markets such as transportation equipment
and financial services.
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BondCote is a leader in the advancement of PVC coated fabrics for military tenting and truck and jeep covers.
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Take a look at the home page of EZ Info, Inc. manufacturers
of the patented Battlefield Reference Marking System (BRMS) Command and
Control Panels for the Battlefield.
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The Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC) was organized in 1974 and formally chartered
by the Federal Technology Transfer Act of 1986 to promote and to strengthen
technology transfer nationwide. Today, more than 600 major federal laboratories
and centers and their parent departments and agencies are FLC members.
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Fieldtex Products Inc. offers high quality, mil-spec field cases, foam field cases, first aid kits, webbing and realted for military and civilian customers.
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General Dynamics is a leader in supplying sophisticated defense systems to the United States and its allies. The company is headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, and employs 31,000 people in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
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Northrop Grumman Corporation is a $30 billion global defense and technology company whose 120,000 employees provide innovative systems, products, and solutions in information and services, electronics, aerospace and shipbuilding to government and commercial customers worldwide. Among other subsidiaries, Northrop Grumman Guidance and Electronics was formed from Litton Industries, Inc., acquired in 2001.
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The S2 Company provides resources
for intelligence professionals calling their web site "the first Intellectual
Oasis for Tactical Intelligence Professionals".
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Teledyne-Brown
Engineering a wide spectrum of military products, as described on this page.
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Tenebraex
Corporation describes the tactical importance of camouflage and
shows how their patented optics-concealing technology fills an important
gap.
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Thales, a French holding company, is a world leader in mission-critical information systems for the Aerospace, Defence and Security markets. Thales has operations in 50 countries and 68,000 employees.
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Camouflage from Tiger Stripe Products, Inc. was widely used during the Vietnam War/Desert Storm by elite
units; U.S. Navy SEALS, U.S. Army Special Forces, Rangers andLRRPs, and
U.S. Marine Corp and Force Recon. The company develops and licenses new
color combinations and new patterns for a variety of terrains and applications.
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