Competing contractors vie to sell wares to marines

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Defense contractors converged on the Marine Corps Base Quantico airfield touting their systems and hoping to prevent their programs from being included in the congressional defense budget cuts. Lockheed Martin displayed a model of its Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing (STOVL) version of the future F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), Raytheon Co. exhibited its wide range of missiles and a navigation/targeting Forward Looking-Infrared, or FLIR, system and the V-22 Osprey was the exhibit of choice of the Boeing Co. and Bell Helicopter.

Facilities & equipment, Electronic Components and Accessories, Aircraft, National Security, Search and navigation equipment, US Marine Corps, Equipment and supplies, Raytheon Co., Military electronics industry, United States. Marine Corps

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Lockheed to market radar abroad, and as DDG 51 upgrade

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The author examines plans by Lockheed Martin to introduce an international version of its DDG 51 airborne radar system. Topics include international marketing strategy, airborne warning and control systems, and numerous military applications of the system.

Airborne radar, Airborne warning and control systems

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Lockheed Martin, BAE, join on missile defense

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The author examines international marketing and market development of missile defense systems by BAE Systems, North America and Lockheed Martin Corp. Topics include international marketing strategy, market development, and market share.

Defense industry, Antimissile missiles, Market domination, Market share, Defence industry, Market development, BAE SYSTEMS Integrated Defense Solutions Inc.

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