US Approves Sale Of Lightweight Torpedoes Worth $175 Million To India
NDTV
The principal contractor will be RTX Corp for the Romania sale and BAE Systems for the Italy sale.
The U.S. StateDepartment approved possible military salestoItaly, India and Romaniafor a combined total of $965 million, the Pentagon said on Monday.
The potential sales are: Indiafor MK 54 MOD 0 Lightweight Torpedoes for $175 million; Romaniafor sentinel radar systems for $110 million; and Italyfor electronic attack mission system for $680 million, the Pentagon said in separate statements.
The principal contractor will be RTX Corp for the Romania sale and BAE Systems for the Italy sale.
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