Japan Looks At More Aegis Afloat Instead Of Ashore

November 04, 2020
Rendering of the future F-110 frigate equipped with AN/SPY-7(V)2.
Credit: Navantia
SYDNEY—Japan is focusing on maritime deployment instead of ground installation of additional Lockheed Martin Aegis systems. The government is looking specifically at building a ninth and 10th Aegis destroyer for the program, several media outlets report. Further, Lockheed Martin seems to assume that...

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