L-3 Cincinnati Electronics [LLL] (L-3 CE) yesterday revealed its new NightWarrior 640 Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) imaging system, one of the smallest cooled infrared cameras in the world. “We really put a lot of resources on it, and despite the challenging budget environment we’re in, we still think there’s a growth area in the market because of this," Don Gill, director of Business Development, L-3 CE, Defense Daily in an interview. “We see a $300 million market over the next five…
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