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U.S. Navy · United StatesLockheed Martin subsidiary Sikorsky has received a five-year multiyear procurement contract worth as much as $10.9 billion for up to 99 CH-53K King Stallion helicopters for the Marine Corps. Awarded on Friday, the contract is expected to yield $1.5 billion in cost savings from 2025 to 2029 and marks the first use of multiyear procurement for the CH-53K -- a critical Marine Corps platform replacing the legacy CH-53E Super Stallion as the Pentagon…See the Story
Sikorsky secures $10.9B multiyear deal for CH-53K production
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Royal Navy · NorwayRoyal Navy Type-23 Frigate, HMS Somerset (F82) conducted the first British test fire of a Naval Strike missile off the coast of Andøya Norway. The live fire took place during Operation Aegir 25, with British, Norwegian, and Polish Forces taking part. This launch marks the first instance of a Naval platform in Royal Navy service ...See the Story
Royal Navy Frigate Conducts First Launch of Naval Strike Missile
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Lockheed MartinLand-based integration testing of U.S.-supplied equipment for Japan's first Aegis System Equipped Vessel (ASEV) kicked off this month in the United States, a milestone the Ministry of Defense said is aimed at ensuring the shipborne ballistic missile defense system will be fully functional once installed. The work involves linking the SPY-7 radar with the Aegis Weapon System and demonstrating the integrated suite can search, detect, identify and …See the Story
Lockheed, Japan Kick Off Land-Based Testing in U.S. of SPY-7 for New Aegis Ship
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