By B.C. Kessner This year has been a banner one for aerostat deployments into Iraq and Afghanistan, with coalition forces developing new ways to use them in support of troops on the ground, according to a Lockheed Martin [LMT] executive. "When you have this continuous eye in the sky, you begin to look at a variety of mission support areas that you may not have realized you had the capability for in the past," Ron Browning, Lockheed Martin airship business…
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