Lockheed Martin Wins U.S. Army’s Future Interceptor Contract

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Credit: Lockheed Martin
The U.S. Army has picked Lockheed Martin to build a new interceptor for future air and missile defense threats, targeting a $1 billion development program with the cost shared by both the government and the company. The service announced Oct. 29 that it is awarding an other transaction agreement for...
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