Companies trade barbs over next White House helicopter

Article Abstract:

The two companies vying to build the U.S. President's next helicopter, namely Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. that has proposed the VH-92 Superhawk and Lockheed Martin Corp. that has proposed the US101 based on a British-Italian design, have been trading barbs over their helicopter designs, especially with Sikorsky stating that Washington would have to seek permission from Great Britain or Italy to modify a part or change the design of the US101. In response, Lockheed Martin has stated that the U.S. companies in their international consortium would hold the data rights to all components and all supportability would be possible from within the United States and also promoted the vibration dampening system of the proposed US101 based on Active Control Structure Response (ACSR) that provides a smoother ride and cuts down on maintenance.

Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, Military Helicopters, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.

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Lockheed Martin to replenish laser bomb stocks

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The author examines Lockheed Martin's contract with the U.S. military to replenish munitions used in the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.

United States. Department of Defense, Defense contracts, Precision guided munitions, Government contract, Defence contracts

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Lockheed Martin wins Canadian imaging system work

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The author examines the contract that Lockheed Martin awarded to COM DEV International for the development of MK90 propellant.

Canada, All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial inorganic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Rocket Fuels, Telecommunications equipment industry, Design and construction, LMT, Military satellites, Propellants, Rocket propellants, COM DEV International Ltd., CDV

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