Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
The M22 Atwess Is Used in Training by the Warfighter to Replicate Anti-tank Guided Missile and Rocket Launches From Multiple Weapon Systems, Such as the; Chaparral, Stinger, Dragon, Tow, VIPER,&AH-1S Helicopter. Upon Ignition, the Cartridge Produces a Bright Flash, Loud Report and Smoke Simulating a Weapon Signature. Nomenclature: M22 Anti-tank Weapons Effect Signature Simulator (ATWESS) Cartridge NSN: 1370-01-085-2601 Dodacc: L367 P/N: 11746562
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$6.1 Million
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