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Harris Corp. (HRS: Quote) said it has received a $25 million order from a government in the Middle East for Falcon II high-frequency tactical radios as part of a military communications modernization program.

Harris said it will supply this country's armed forces with Falcon II RF-5800H base stations, vehicular systems and manpack radios to provide beyond line-of-sight terrestrial voice and data communications. The RF-5800H offers advanced features such as Third Generation-Automatic Link Establishment for initiating contact between two HF radios; integrated data link protocols for data sharing such as embedded text messaging and embedded GPS receivers.

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