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7/2/2012 4:14 PM ET

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc.(KTOS: Quote), a National Security Solutions provider, said Monday it has completed its acquisition of aerial drone and targets provider Composite Engineering Inc.

Kratos also announced it has completed an internal reorganization of its business to better align its resources for enhanced focus on the corporation's strategic priority areas of unmanned systems, electronic warfare, satellite communications, cyber security & warfare, among others.

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