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Fiber Lasers Enhancing Weapon And Sensor Systems, Lockheed Martin Says

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Monday, November 29th, 2010

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By B.C. Kessner Guided munitions, aircraft survivability equipment, advanced sensors, and warfighter security were product areas Lockheed Martin [LMT] planned to enhance when it acquired Bothell, Wash.-based Aculite Corp. in 2008, and the new division's fiber lasers are already making an impact, according to a Lockheed Martin executive. "You're going to find these miniature fiber lasers in a lot of different products," John Wojnar, director of business development, Lockheed Martin Laser & Sensor Systems, told Defense Daily last week. The…

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