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AeroVironment Wins $30.9M Contract to Deliver Full Puma™ UAS Capability Suite for Germany's LARUS Program

AeroVironment (AV) has announced a $30.9 million procurement order from the German Bundeswehr, placed through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), to deliver a comprehensive suite of next-generation Puma AE and Puma LE unmanned aircraft systems under Germany's LARUS aerial reconnaissance program. Deliverables include HD sensors, SIGINT payloads, VTOL kits, and autonomous flight upgrades, with all items to be delivered by end of 2026.

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Source: AeroVironment News

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