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A SPY-6 radar while undergoing testing at Wallops Island in Virginia. (Raytheon)
WASHINGTON: Two variants of the SPY-6 radars have completed a series of tests at the Navy’s Wallops Island test facility in Virginia, which prime contractor Raytheon says was necessary to keep the program’s development on track.
The testing, which occurred earlier this year, was focused on demonstrating new functionalities for both variants and will allow testing to advance to multi-functional operations and combat management system integration.
As one of the Navy’s premier air and missile defense capabilities, the development of the radars will be critical for not only traditional warships, but potentially unmanned vessels as well
The firms Raytheon Technologies and Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) will install the Spy-6 Radar on the Flight III Arleigh Burke-class missile destroyers to improve technology in radar detection.
Water, sewer, stormwater rates set to increase in Lacey July 1
The Olympian 2 hrs ago Rolf Boone, The Olympian (Olympia, Wash.)
May 31 Lacey City Council is leaning toward a mid-year adjustment to water, sewer and stormwater rates after delaying that action a year ago to provide area relief to those whose employment may have been affected by COVID-19.
The council revisited the topic at a recent work session and appears ready to vote on an ordinance that would increase the rates on July 1.
Under consideration is a 3 percent increase to water and sewer rates, and a 4.5 percent increase to stormwater rates, which would be on top of a 3 percent hike after the LOTT Clean Water Alliance the agency that manages wastewater in the area took a similar action in January, Lacey Finance Director Troy Woo told the council.
Brunswick High School stabbing victim recovering in Savannah hospital
The student is doing well and expects to return home soon, the Glynn County School district said in a news release Tuesday. Author: Mindy Wadley Updated: 5:33 PM EDT April 27, 2021
BRUNSWICK, Ga. The victim in a stabbing on the campus of Brunswick High School Monday is recovering in a Savannah hospital, according to a news release from Glynn County Schools Tuesday.
The student was stabbed in the school s courtyard after a fight with another student, the district said Monday. The victim was airlifted to the hospital, and the suspect was taken into custody.