By Geoff Fein Lockheed Martin Canada [LMT] will begin work this fall to modernize that country's Halifax-class frigates' command and control systems, providing the ability to operate in the littorals and improving the ships' self-defense capabilities, according to a company official. "What we are doing is a complete replacement of the mission software package and that's the primary role Lockheed Martin Canada is doing and we are doing that in conjunction with Saab," Don McClure, vice president of business development…
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