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Greek Mirach
Alenia Difesa's Meteor subsidiary has signed a deal with the Greek defence ministry, worth L22 billion ($12.5 million) for the supply of its Mirach 100 target remotely piloted vehicle to the NATO missile-firing range in Crete. The Mirach 100 is used by other NATO countries.
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