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EMALS
(redirected from Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System)

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EMALSElectromagnetic Aircraft Launch System


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was awarded a $145 million contract to design, build and deliver a full-scale, shipboard-representative Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) to the Naval Air Systems Command at NAES Lakehurst, N.
For the record by Leland, Wendy / Naval Aviation News
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0 million contract from General Atomics to build the power electronics section of an Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS).
SatCon Technology Awarded $2.0 Million Contract for Power Electronics by Business Wire
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