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Cong. Meehan, Sec. Kimball, Leading Tech Companies Headline Interactive Conference/Media Event on New England's Role in the Future Combat System (FCS).


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FCS FCS - Frame Check Sequence  Facts:

-- 38 leading NE technology companies

-- $6.9 billion in high-tech high-tech also hi-tech
adj. Informal
Of, relating to, or resembling high technology.


high-tech
Adjective

same as hi-tech

Adj. 1.
 work for NE

--The U. S. Army's largest and most significant modernization modernization

Transformation of a society from a rural and agrarian condition to a secular, urban, and industrial one. It is closely linked with industrialization. As societies modernize, the individual becomes increasingly important, gradually replacing the family,
 program boosts Massachusetts' and New England's economy
What: The "best of industry" team that is equipping American soldiers
    for 21st century combat and peacekeeping missions offers exclusive
    briefings and round-table discussions of the U.S. Army's premier
    modernization initiative, the Future Combat System (FCS). Defense,
    industry and political leaders will provide details on this key
    modernization program and its vital military and economic impact.

    There will be highly visual and interactive demonstrations of some
    of the latest military technologies now deployed in Iraq and
    Afghanistan, including iRobot's life-saving PackBot robot and the
    body armor for the Future Force Warrior.

When: Monday, February 6 at 10:30 a.m. (refreshments served)

Where: Textron Systems
       201 Lowell Street
       Wilmington, MA 01887

Who: Rep. Martin T. Meehan (D-MA) - House Armed Services Committee
    Ranch Kimball - Mass. Secretary for Economic Development
    Richard Millman - President, Textron Systems
    Jim Regan - President & CEO, Dynamics Research Corp.
    Helen Greiner - Chairman, iRobot Corporation
    Lt. Gen. Dan Zanini (USA, Ret.) - FCS Deputy Program Manager,
                                      SAIC Senior VP
    Capt. Dutch DeGay (USA, Ret.) -  Equipment Specialist,
                                     Natick Soldier Systems Ctr.

Why: FCS is one of the Defense Department's largest and most
    significant transformation programs, with an estimated value of
    more than $120 billion when fully procured. This 30-year
    modernization effort has made--and will continue to make--an
    enormous impact on our military and our economy. Learn why FCS is
    vital to our troops and highly beneficial to Massachusetts and New
    England.
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