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AEVEX secures $41 million contract from US for one-way attack systems

U.S. defense technology company AEVEX Corp. has announced a $41 million contract award to deliver one-way attack systems in support of U.S. government customers, highlighting continued investment in autonomous strike capabilities and the growing role of loitering munitions across modern military operations.

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Jack Overell

SAE Media Group

August 25, 2026
Articles and News
Content Types: Loitering Munitions
AEVEX, Loitering Munitions, Mission Autonomy., One-Way Attack Systems, Precision Strike, U.S. Defense, unmanned systems

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