By Geoff Fein For the Navy to have a successful CG(X) program the service must be able to state the compelling operational need for the ship, leverage existing and mature new applied technologies, and have the support of the nation, according to a Lockheed Martin official. "The theme of this conference is the road to CG(X), future cruiser and sea-based missile defense. It's a good theme, but the truth is, if you don't know where you are going, any road…
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