Innovative Defense Technologies Displayed at Summit
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AGC Aerospace & Defense seized the opportunity at the Army Aviation Association of America's 2014 Mission Solutions Summit to showcase their innovative defense technologies. The summit, held in Nashville, Tennessee and featuring Army General John F. Campbell as keynote speaker, provided a venue for AGC AeroComposites to highlight their lightweight armament support structure and multistation lightweight armament support structure for attack helicopters. AGC also displayed their composite universal weapons pylon and line of helmet-mounted technologies such as binocular optical-support structures.
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