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Lockheed Anticipates Army To Move Sentinel A4 Radar Into Full-Rate Production In 2025

Lockheed Anticipates Army To Move Sentinel A4 Radar Into Full-Rate Production In 2025
Staff Sgt. Takeshi Berdan, left, from Battery D, 6th Battalion 56th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, and Spc. Dylan Dominguez, right, from the North Dakota National Guard, both Army Air Defense Battle Management System Operators, prepare the Sentinel A4 for night operations against threat air objects. Photo: U.S. Army Operational Test Command

Lockheed Martin [LMT] has confirmed it’s set to support planned proposal activities later this year with the Army on moving the Sentinel A4 radar program into full-rate production (FRP) in 2025.   The company said a justification and approval document has been signed for the expected sole-source FRP award for the multi-mission Sentinel A4, with Lockheed Martin telling Defense Daily it’s also anticipating the next low-rate initial production (LRIP) order for additional radars in December. “We’re in full swing on production…

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