Morpho Detection in $40 Million TSA order
Morpho Detection announce orders valued at more than $40 million from the TSA for its deployed fleet of Morpho Detection CTX hold baggage explosives detection systems (EDS).
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Morpho Detection announce orders valued at more than $40 million from the TSA for its deployed fleet of Morpho Detection CTX hold baggage explosives detection systems (EDS).
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