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Table of Contents
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Tab A Lead Sheet Companies
- AECOM Jun 2022
- Aerojet Rocketdyne Jan 2023
- Amentum Jul 2022
- AT&T Feb 2023
- BAE Systems Nov 2022
- Ball Jun 2022
- Boeing Apr 2023
- Bombardier Inc Nov 2022
- Booz Allen Hamilton Aug 2022
- CAE Inc Dec 2022
- Cubic Corporation Mar 2023
- Curtiss-Wright Dec 2022
- Eaton Corporation Mar 2023
- General Dynamics Corporation Apr 2023
- General Electric Apr 2023
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise Aug 2022
- HII May 2023
- Honeywell May 2023
- Howmet Aerospace Apr 2023
- IBM Jul 2022
- Kaman Dec 2022
- L3 Harris Mar 2023
- Leidos Feb 2023
- Lockheed Martin Dec 2022
- Magellan Aerospace Corp Nov 2022
- Northrop Grumman Jan 2023
- Oshkosh Mar 2023
- Parker Hannifin Jan 2023
- Precision Castparts Corporation Jul 2022
- Raytheon Technologies May 2023
- SAIC Feb 2023
- Sequa Corporation Oct 2022
- Sierra Nevada Corp Sep 2022
- Spirit AeroSystems Jun 2022
- Teledyne Technologies Feb 2023
- Textron Feb 2023
- TransDigm Aug 2022
- Triumph Group Mar 2023
Appendices
- Appendix I Recipients of Federal Contract Awards Oct 2022
- Appendix II Top 100 DoD Contractors Oct 2022
- Appendix III Directory of Major North American Defense and Aerospace Companies Oct 2022
- Appendix IV Directory of International Defense and Aerospace Companies Oct 2022
- Appendix V Recommended Websites Oct 2022
- Appendix VI Defense & Aerospace Companies, Volume I Archives Jan 2023
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Each Report Features:
- A company brief and a list of key personnel
- Details on industry segments and divisions
- The addresses of and contact info for the company's major facilities
- A Corporate Overview
- Details on new products, mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures, and key competitions
- Corporate Statistics
- Five years of select financial data (tables, bar and pie charts)
- Orders and deliveries (where applicable)
- Employment data
- Prime Award Summary
- Program Activity
- Details on the status of major programs
- Strategic Outlook
- A list of U.S. contract awards
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The Kaman Aerospace segment produces and markets proprietary aircraft bearings and components; complex metallic and composite aerostructures for commercial, military, and
general aviation aircraft; fuzes for missile and bomb systems; and the K-MAX manned and unmanned medium- and heavy-lift helicopters.Reports on this and additional companies are contained in our Defense & Aerospace Companies Series,
Volume I and
Volume II.
Volume I covers over 50 U.S. and Canadian primes and their subsidiaries. Volume II covers over 60 top companies in Europe, Asia, and the rest of the world.
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Richard J. Pettibone
 rich.pettibone@forecastinternational.com
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