Mr. James “Jay” McConville has been named President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of AeroMech Engineering, Inc. (AME). The announcement was made today by Jesse May, President and CEO of Chandler/May, Inc., the parent company of AME. Thomas Akers, founder and current CEO, will serve as AME’s Chairman of the Board... Read
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California, Maryland - A Chesapeake Technology International Corporation (CTI) / AeroMech Engineering, Incorporated (AME) team successfully demonstrated an unmanned airborne medium power communications Electronic Attack (EA) capability during two successful flights conducted at an airfield in California... Read
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Chandler/May, Inc., a leading integrator of Unmanned Systems and Command and Control computing systems, announced that they have acquired a controlling share of AeroMech Engineering Inc. Read
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Camp Roberts, CA – On September 18th 2008, AeroMech Engineering successfully completed Phase 1 flight tests of its Fury UAS™ and verification of the supporting Ground Control Station... Read
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Chandler/May has been selected to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Crane as part of the winning team for the Expeditionary Warfare Systems Division and Platform & Launch Systems Division contract. This 5-year contract has a total estimated value of up to $49.9 million over the period of performance. Read
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On 10th June 2008, at the AUVSI show in San Diego, Cosworth Ltd (including sister company Pi Research Ltd), Aeromech Engineering Inc and Arcturusuav LLC announced a Technical Collaboration agreement to develop a Heavy Fuel powered Unmanned Aerial System...
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Chandler/May, an industry leader in C2 System development, ground control stations and mobile computing has been recognized by AAI Corporation for its continued contribution to the RQ-7B Shadow® 200 tactical unmanned aircraft system (TUAS) program. Read
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San Luis Obispo, CA – AeroMech Engineering recently announced initial deliveries of the new TigerEye Dual Imager Turret (DIT). This new payload builds on the already successful TigerEye Turret while adding the capacity to house dual imagers in the same payload....
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San Luis Obispo, CA - August 6, 2007- AeroMech Engineering will be among those companies displaying new unmanned systems products at the annual AUVSI Unmanned Systems North America conference in Washington, DC... Read
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AeroMech Engineering recently flight tested its new SharkFin Mission Control System. SharkFin is a STANAG 4586 compliant UAV control system ...
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San Luis Obispo, CA – AeroMech Engineering announced today that it had completed the installation of a new 5-Axis large capacity machining center... Read
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Chander/May delivers the first three-man mobile command and control shelter sub-assembly to AAI Corporation. After extensive hardware/software integration at AAI, this unit will be used to control flight of the U.S. Army’s Extended Range/Multi-Purpose (ER/MP) unmanned aircraft system (called the Sky WarriorTM Armed Reconnaissance System). Read
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Chandler/May, a leading manufacturer of Mobile Shelters and Ground Control Stations and as a member of the "Team Warrior" partners announces the shipment of the first 3-man mobile command and control shelter for the U.S. Army’s Extended Range Multi-Purpose (ER/MP) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). Read
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Chandler/May, a leading manufacturer of Mobile Tactical Shelters and a variety of other complex system design and integration projects, will be writing the software that handles the complex interaction between multiple network nodes for GE Aircraft Engines. GE Aircraft Engines is redesigning their current test cell design to be used as the test cell design of their Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Engine test cell. Read
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Chandler/May, a leading manufacturer of Mobile Shelter systems and in the production of complex build-to-print products has opened a third building that will support the One-System™ Ground Control Station Reset process and various manufacturing jobs. Read
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Chandler/May’s UAV Shelter division builds the Shadow Tactical Unmanned Aircraft Ground Control Shelter for AAI Corporation. The Shelters, currently operational in several military deployments, are built and tested at two of Chandler/May’s plants in Huntsville. Read
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Chandler/May, a leading manufacturer of Mobile Shelter systems and in the production of complex electro-mechanical products, has been working with Brijot Imaging Systems in the development and early production stages of an object detection and people scanner system. CMI has delivered over $1.2 million of the scanner subsystems and the product is still in early trials around the world, including airports, distribution centers, government buildings and various checkpoints/gated locations. Read
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Chandler/May’s Shelter Division recently delivered to AAI Corporation the 100th Ground Control Shelter for the Shadow Tactical Unmanned Air Vehicle (TUAV). Read
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Arlington Capital Partners, a Washington DC-based private equity firm, announced an investment in privately held Chandler/May, Incorporated. Headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, CMI designs, develops and integrates high value-add electronic component and subsystems for a variety of complex military programs. Read
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Chandler/May, Inc. recently opened a new 25,000 square foot production/integration facility to support System Integration and growth in Command and Control Shelter production in the company’s Large System Integration Division. Read
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CMI’s Shelter Division recently received a $17 Million follow on contract from AAI Corporation, a subsidiary of United Industrial Corporation. The GCS has an operational crew of two and is mounted on the back of a HMMWV. Read
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Chandler/May’s Shelter Division recently delivered to AAI Corporation the 40th Ground Control Shelter for the Shadow Tactical Unmanned Air Vehicle (TUAV). Read
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Chandler/May, Inc.’s Shelter Group broke ground on a new 25,000 square foot building production/integration facility to support the rapid growth in its Large Scale Integration division. The building will contain engineering and technician office space, a computer integration lab and a large-scale integration facility.
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