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Lockheed Martin Plans For Second Delivery Of Five Sentinel A4 Radars To Army In July 2023

Lockheed Martin Plans For Second Delivery Of Five Sentinel A4 Radars To Army In July 2023
Sentinel A4. Photo: Lockheed Martin.

SYRACUSE, N.Y.--Following the upcoming delivery of the first five Sentinel A4 radars to the Army, a Lockheed Martin [LMT] program official said on Monday the company is planning for delivery of the second group of five radars in July 2023. Mark Mekker, Lockheed Martin’s program director for Army radars, told reporters during a media visit here at the company’s manufacturing facility that production on the last of the first five Sentinel A4s is about to be completed, before the Army…

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