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Lockheed Martin CEO says PAC-3 integration with Aegis could bring new interceptor capability to existing U.S. Navy ships
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Lockheed Martin CEO says PAC-3 integration with Aegis could bring new interceptor capability to existing U.S. Navy ships
Taiclet presented the effort during Lockheed Martin’s second-quarter 2026 earnings call as part of a broader strategy to adapt proven weapons and combat systems to new missions. The approach is intended to avoid starting from scratch where existing technology can be integrated into a new operational architecture. “That same logic, building on established battle-tested solutions instead of starting from scratch, guides the Navy’s decision to inte…
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