Aerojet gets $215 million to boost

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The Defense Department has agreed to provide Aerojet Rocketdyne $215.6 million

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to expand its rocket propulsion manufacturing faciltiies in order to speed up

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production of missiles for Ukraine

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Aerojet Rocketdyne, headquartered in El Segundo

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 makes rocket engines and propulsion systems for space vehicles

ballistic missiles and military tactical weapons

The agreement was announced by DoD’s Office of Manufacturing

The contract with Aerojet was funded by the Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act

that Congress passed last year to help Ukraine repel the Russian invasion

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