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Lockheed Martin delivers first Integrated Combat System to U.S. Navy
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Lockheed Martin delivers first Integrated Combat System to U.S. Navy
On May 28, Lockheed Martin announced the delivery of the first Integrated Combat System (ICS) baseline to the U.S. Navy. This milestone starts a planned six-month update and certification cycle for all surface ships and advances the Navy’s goal of a single, common combat system architecture. The ICS merges the legacy Aegis combat system with modern, networked infrastructure, making it easier to field new capabilities fleetwide. The Navy created …
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