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Georgia Tech Wins Contract for CAML Medium Variant; Army Expands Program

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What happened

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The Army awarded Georgia Tech Research Institute a contract for the Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher (CAML) medium variant, worth up to $33 million. Lt. Gen. Frank Lozano, Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Fires, announced that the Army is expanding the CAML program to include a third, light variant in partnership with the Australian military.

From breakingdefense.com

Why it matters

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The CAML program is intended to replace the Army’s Typhon long-range launcher, which was deemed too large for battlefield operation. The expansion into a light variant and the planned Request for Information suggests continued government investment in highly mobile, autonomous cross-domain fires technology.

From breakingdefense.com

Who's involved

  • Georgia Tech Research InstituteRecipient of the contract for the CAML medium variant
  • LozanoPortfolio Acquisition Executive for Fires, discussing the CAML program expansion

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Georgia Tech Research InstituteSpeculative

    Georgia Tech Research Institute could see increased revenue and funding from future defense contracts related to the CAML program.

Possible ripples

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The entities involved

  • Lozano

    Spanish actor

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Coverage

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