Jay Clemens
A Mercury Systems subsidiary has received a $2.6 million order to build digital radio frequency memory jammers for the U.S. Navy.
Mercury Defense Systems booked the order for the first quarter of its fiscal year 2015 and the contract is a follow-on order under a five-year agreement with the Navy, Mercury Systems said.
“The continued technology advancements are designed to keep pace with the evolving threats and ensure U.S. aircrews are being properly trained prior to engagements in combat environments,” said Brian Perry, president of Mercury Defense Systems.
The company is scheduled to deliver the jammers by the end of its fiscal 2016 third quarter.
