MQM-170 Outlaw aerial targets for the U.S. Army
1 employer · 41 open positions at these employers
Employers that list the MQM-170 Outlaw aerial targets for the U.S. Army program, with each employer's open positions. Listings rarely name the program they support, so the counts cover all of an employer's Huntsville-area listings, not only MQM-170 Outlaw aerial targets for the U.S. Army work.
Last reviewed: October 13, 2026
Griffon Aerospace is headquartered at 106 Commerce Circle in Madison, where it designs, builds and flies unmanned aircraft and aerial targets. The U.S. Army buys its MQM-170 Outlaw and MQM-171 Broadsword targets: a four-year contract of about $402 million awarded in 2022, and in August 2026 an order-dependent contract for Outlaw systems, support equipment and field service representatives through Army Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal.