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Lockheed Martin delivers 8,000th combat computing unit to US Navy
Lockheed Martin recently delivered the 8,000th AN/UYQ-70 combat console suite to the US Navy, marking a key milestone for a system that is currently installed on 90 per cent of the Navy’s commissioned ships.
The milestone Q-70 system will be installed on the USS Minnesota (SSN 783) Virginia-class submarine to upgrade combat control and navigation systems. It is a command workstation that permits operators to display combat control and navigation decision data onto high definition displays located in the command and control center, providing real-time situational analysis.
“Through 8,000 Q-70 deliveries, we have provided a highly standardised computer infrastructure that has reduced unit cost to the Navy by 70 percent since the inception of the programme,” said Mike Feeley, Vice President of C4I Programs for Lockheed Martin’s Undersea Systems business.
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