Chemring wins another Husky contract
July 29, 2020
Chemring Sensors and Electronic Systems has been awarded a $200 million contract modification from the United States Department of Defence (DoD) for Husky mine detection vehicle components. The Husky, supplied by DCD Protected Mobility, is able to detect mines at 5-35km/h. It uses metal detectors for metallic mines and ground-penetrating radar for non-metal mines and comes in several variants, including an unmanned Autonomous Husky.
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