Lockheed Martin’s newest edition of Aegis will be the best it’s ever been, a top company official said Friday, but there’s only so much more that software and other upgrades can do with the existing radars aboard U.S. Navy and international warships. Read the rest of this entry »
Lockheed: Aegis getting even better, but limits in sight
April 16, 2012
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Warships search for North Korea rocket debris as US calls of aid
April 16, 2012
South Korean warships scoured the Yellow Sea on Saturday in search of debris from a failed North Korean rocket launch that has heightened tensions in the region and brought international condemnation on the country’s new leader amid a week of lavish celebrations to mark the centenary of the nation’s founder. Read the rest of this entry »
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North Korean Failure
April 16, 2012
North Korea officially launched their three stage long-range missile yesterday at 7:39am, 6:39pm eastern daylight time in the United States. Read the rest of this entry »
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