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Lockheed Martin's JLTV undergoes design review
Lockheed Martin’s family of joint light tactical vehicles (JLTV) successfully completed a top-to-bottom government design review in late December, well ahead of the first engineering and manufacturing development (EMD) JLTVs that will begin rolling off the assembly line this spring.
The design understanding review, which was held December 18 through 20, assessed all elements of Lockheed Martin’s JLTV design and confirmed its overall maturity and requirements compliance.
“We are focused on ensuring that our servicemen and women get the very best equipment for the mission,” said Scott Greene, Vice President of Ground Vehicles for Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control. “Our JLTV is affordable both to buy and to operate. It provides proven performance with room to upgrade capabilities as required and is ready for production.”
The JLTV family of vehicles is designed to replace and supplement the existing fleet of Army and Marine Corps Humvees. Compared to existing vehicles, JLTV will provide greatly improved crew protection, lower logistical support costs, superior fuel efficiency and state-of-theart connectivity with other platforms and systems. Government tests show the Lockheed Martin design equals the high blast-protection standards of much larger mine-resistant vehicles serving in combat today.
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