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Teledyne Brown Engineering Wins $18 Million Contract for LCS Hardware Teledyne Technologies Incorporated announced that its subsidiary, Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., was awarded an $18 million contract from Northrop Grumman to manufacture four additional Surface-to-Surface Missile Module (SSMM) units for the U.S. Navy s Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). Teledyne Brown Engineering will manufacture, assemble and test the SSMMs at the company s main facility in Huntsville, Alabama. This is Teledyne s second award to build the hardware, which initially began under contract in September 2019. Once the systems are complete, they will be integrated with Launch Control Assemblies and other equipment into the modules. Teledyne Brown Engineering, along with Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Navy, will validate the system using SSMM-specific software and emulators. ....
Dec 24, 2020 ContributedThe USS Cooperstown is seen in this December photo taken during the shipâs acceptance trials on Lake Michigan. The Navy ship USS Cooperstown completed its last major milestone this month and is ready for delivery to the U.S. Navy fleet, according to a media report. The ship, a Littoral Combat Ship 23, completed acceptance trials on Lake Michigan in December. In the trials, the Navy takes the ship on a âtest driveâ and checks its capabilities to ensure the ship is ready for delivery. Trials included a full-power run, maneuverability testing, and surface and air detect-to-engage demonstrations of the shipâs combat system. Major systems and features were demonstrated, including aviation support, small boat launch handling and recovery, and machinery control and automation. ....
Advertisement Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) 23, the future USS Cooperstown, has completed acceptance trials in Lake Michigan. Trials included a full-power run, maneuverability testing, and surface and air detect-to-engage demonstrations of the ship’s combat system. Major systems and features were demonstrated, including aviation support, small boat launch handling and recovery and machinery control and automation. Now that trials are complete, the ship will undergo final outfitting and fine-tuning before delivery to the U.S. Navy next year. LCS 23 is the 12th Freedom-variant LCS designed and built by the Lockheed Martin-led industry team. “LCS 23, like other Freedom-variant Littoral Combat Ships, delivers unique flexibility and capability to the U.S. Navy,” said Joe DePietro, Lockheed Martin vice president and general manager, Small Combatants and Ship Systems. “Freedom-variant LCS are inherently capable, and they offer 40% reconfigurable hull space to evolve ....
Future USS Cooperstown completes trials on Lake Michigan, to be delivered to Navy next year Photo courtesy Lockheed Martin. Littoral Combat Ship 23 (Cooperstown), the 12th Freedom-variant LCS designed and built by the Lockheed Martin-led industry team completed acceptance trials in Lake Michigan. Photo courtesy Lockheed Martin. By: Max White and last updated 2020-12-16 14:26:58-05 (WXYZ) â The future USS Cooperstown, currently known as Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) 23, completed its acceptance trials in Lake Michigan. Lockheed Martin said Monday LCS 23 trials on the Great Lake included a full-power rul, maneuverability testing, and surface and air detect-to-engage demonstrations of the ship s combat system. ....
Future USS Cooperstown combat ship completes trials in Lake Michigan Updated Dec 15, 2020; Posted Dec 15, 2020 Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) 23, the future USS Cooperstown, passed several trials including a full-power run, maneuverability testing, and surface and air detect-to-engage demonstrations of the ship s combat system.Lockheed Martin Facebook Share MARINETTE, WI – Another future U.S. Navy warship has completed acceptance trials on Lake Michigan. Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) 23, the future USS Cooperstown, passed several trials including a full-power run, maneuverability testing, and surface and air detect-to-engage demonstrations of the ship’s combat system. Major systems and features were also demonstrated, including aviation support, small boat launch handling and recovery and machinery control and automation. ....