Japan Signs $22.4 Million Dollar Order For Advanced Chemical, Biological, And Radiological Detection And Early Warning Systems From Lockheed Martin

The Japan Ministry of Defense recently ordered 19 AbleSentry® systems from Lockheed Martin

and its trading partner ITOCHU Corporation to provide detection and early warning of a possible chemical, biological, or radiological attack. Designed for the tactical battlefield, AbleSentry is simple to deploy, operate and maintain. Using a sophisticated detection algorithm, the system's array of networked, remote sensors provides a high probability of threat detection, while minimizing the potential for false alarms. Networked sensors eliminate the possibility of a single sensor causing a system-wide alarm.