LCS-I: 'I' stands for Israel and International

Article Abstract:

Littoral Combat Ship specially designed for Israel (LCS-I) is being offered in the international market along with a joint package of Israeli made combat systems by Israel Navy, at a unit production cost of USD300 million, excluding the combat systems. The LCS will be mounted by four-face phased array multifunction radar with a new topside structure and also, the installation of MK 41 vertical launch system, which is not compatible with USN (US Navy) vessel.

Israel, Marketing procedures, Global Marketing, Israel. Navy, International marketing

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Re-engineering warship design and construction

Article Abstract:

As fiscal constraints tighten, procurement of warships must find a balance in operational requirements in order to achieve greater capability. There are operational drivers and technology enablers that influence contemporary warship design and construction methodologies.

Navies

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LCS moves out of the shadows

Article Abstract:

The author examines the state of the U.S. Navy's Littoral Combat Ship program. Topics include use of superior hull design, weapon systems, and communication systems.

Hulls (Naval architecture), Weapons systems, Military communications

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