
During the exercise, the USS Chancellorsville’s Aegis Weapon System sent tracking orders to the ship’s gun system by performing ballistic computations, providing pointing orders, readying ammunition and firing five-inch projectiles – all while striking the target high overhead with an SM-2 missile.
“Every day our customers face a growing number of threats from our adversaries, which requires a continuous evolution in capabilities,” said Jim Sheridan, director of U.S. Navy Aegis programs for Lockheed Martin’s Mission Systems and Training business.
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