The US military is buying more actuators from a Greek defense company

The US government awarded a contract worth over $10 million to a Greek company for "electromechanical actuators." These devices are critical components in various defense systems, including missile guidance and aircraft controls.

This procurement shows the US military is sourcing specialized defense components from international partners. It highlights the ongoing need for specific, high-precision parts in modern military hardware. This type of spending supports the continued operation and upgrade of existing defense platforms.