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Air Force

JASSM Cruise Missile Successful In Flight Test, Says Lockheed Martin

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Friday, December 21st, 2007

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By Michael Sirak Lockheed Martin [LMT] says its JASSM stealthy cruise missile flew successfully in a flight test yesterday, according to a company spokeswoman. "After nine consecutive successful ground tests, today's successful flight test demonstrates our commitment to providing the Air Force with the highest quality product," the Lockheed Martin spokeswoman told Defense Daily Dec. 20. The Air Force did not have comment before Defense Daily went to press yesterday. The Dec. 20 flight was the second product upgrade verification…

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