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Lockheed Picks Goodrich For Spanish Sub Composites

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Friday, December 19th, 2008

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Goodrich [GR] Thursday said it was selected by Lockheed Martin [LMT] Maritime Systems & Sensors (MS2) to produce lightweight, composite structures for the Spanish navy's new diesel-electric S-80 submarines. "This award presents an important progression in advancing our manufacturing capabilities in the international submarine sector," Jim Pollock, vice president of Goodrich's Engineered Polymer Products team said. "While Lockheed Martin has worked with Goodrich businesses on previous contracts, this program represents an opportunity for us to collaborate with them on an…

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