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U.S. defense contractor files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

A U.S. defense contractor has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The supplied report does not identify the company or describe effects on its operations or contracts.

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Bankruptcy at a defense supplier could affect contract delivery and defense supply chains, but the wider impact is unclear from the available information.

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