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Lockheed Martin Taps Cahill To Run Missiles And Fire Control Segment

Lockheed Martin Taps Cahill To Run Missiles And Fire Control Segment
Tim Cahill, Lockheed Martin's choice to run the company's Missiles and Fire Control segment. Photo: Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin [LMT] on Wednesday said it has picked Tim Cahill to head its Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) Segment, effective Nov. 1, succeeding Scott Greene who has led the $11 billion business area since 2019 and announced earlier this month that he will retire at the end of 2022. Cahill, who joined Lockheed Martin in 1995 following a career as an Air Force Officer, is currently senior vice president of the company’s Global Business Development & Strategy, bringing integrated…

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