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Lockheed Martin Aims To Double Javelin Production Up To 4,000 Missiles Per Year, CEO Says

Lockheed Martin Aims To Double Javelin Production Up To 4,000 Missiles Per Year, CEO Says
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Lockheed Martin [LMT] is aiming to nearly double its production capacity for Javelins from 2,100 up to 4,000 per year, a process the company’s chief executive officer said may take “a number of months, maybe even a couple of years.” Jim Taiclet, CEO of Lockheed Martin, said Sunday during an interview on CBS’ Face the Nation the company is already accelerating internal investment to ramp up Javelin production, as the U.S. continues to send the anti-tank missiles to aid Ukraine…

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