General Dynamics Land Systems

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Westminster, MD

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General Dynamics Land Systems builds and sustains tracked and wheeled combat vehicles, integrated electronics, robotic platforms and software for soldiers and defense forces worldwide. A subsidiary of General Dynamics, the company is best known for platforms such as the Abrams, Stryker and LAV, while extending its vehicle expertise into autonomy-ready systems including the MUTT and TRX robotic vehicles. Its support centers provide fleet management, maintenance, parts and training to keep those ground systems in service.

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