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    • Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control

    Orlando, FL 32819

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    About Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control

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    5600 Sand Lake Rd
    Orlando, FL 32819
    United States
    http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/mfc
    407-356-2000

    More Info on Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control

    Develops, manufactures and supports advanced combat, missile, rocket and space systems for military customers that include the US Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, NASA, and dozens of foreign nations.

    Articles

    Hypersonic Heat 25 March 2021
    Sensors

    Building rugged sensors for the heat of hypersonic flight

    John Keller
    A hypersonic missile must withstand temperatures at leading edges like wings and nose that are hotter than a blast furnace designed to melt steel.
    E Cass Eo4 18 Sept 2020
    Test

    Lockheed Martin to upgrade eCASS test and measurement

    John Keller
    The EO4 part of eCASS helps sailors and Marines troubleshoot and repair aircraft assemblies at sea or ashore and return the avionics to service.
    Apache 16 Sept 2020
    RF/Analog

    Lockheed Martin builds helicopter electronic warfare (EW)

    John Keller
    The MRFI identifies intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance emitters, and helps the AH-64E pilot detect and attack enemy radar threats.
    In this Raytheon illustration, a small unmanned aircraft is shot down with a high-energy laser weapon.
    Home

    Laser weapons get ready for the big time

    J.R. Wilson
    New electro-optical weapons are increasing in power and lethality, and are ready for air, land, and sea deployment to defend against enemy threats like unmanned aircraft, rockets...
    The DARPA MACH program seeks new materials and designs for cooling the hot leading edges of hypersonic vehicles.
    Sensors

    The electronics design challenges of hypersonic flight

    J.R. Wilson
    Hypersonic munitions present an intimidating set of environmental challenges, raising the bar to an entirely new level of difficulty.
    Jassm Missile 3 April 2020
    Sensors

    Lockheed Martin to build 790 JASSM-ER cruise missiles

    John Keller
    JASSM can be fired from several different aircraft, including the B-1, B-2, B-52, F-16, F/A-18E/F, F-15E, and will be adapted to the F-35 in the future.
    Photo (above): The Navy plans to upgrade all Arleigh Burke-class (DDG-51) destroyers, shown above, with new Aegis combat system, with Flight IIA ships getting a variant of the SPY-6(v) air and missile defense radar.
    Sensors

    Shipboard electronics steams into the 21st century

    U.S. Navy is on track for increases in surface ship and submarine building, unmanned vehicles development, shipboard weapons, sensors, and digital signal processing.
    The Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare (AOEW) program will deliver persistent electronic surveillance and attack capability against naval threats like anti-ship missiles.
    Sensors

    Enabling technologies for airborne electronic warfare

    J.R. Wilson
    High-performance embedded computing, improvements in SWaP, and distributing capability over many different aircraft is helping the military fight in the electromagnetic spectrum...

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