Lockheed Martin makes Aegis more open
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Aegis, the Lockheed Martin Corp. radar system widely deployed by the Navy, has moved towards open architecture, building upon an ongoing record in this arena. The newly achieved step supports the Navy's Aegis Open Architecture (AOA) program, thereby reducing the cost of the Aegis system as well as boosting its capabilities and extends its service life.
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Year: 2005
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Raytheon/Lockheed team snares $180 million U.K. Javelin order
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Raytheon Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp. announced their sale of Javelin anti-tank missile system components to the United Kingdom. The sale represents approximately $180 million in value to Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, which have a joint venture to produce Javelin
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