For the purposes of FBE-J, Sea SLICE had more simulated firepower than a DDG-51 cruiser.

NLOS

NLOS (Non Line Of Sight) is a technology demonstration program focused on beyond line-of-sight fires for the Army’s Future Combat System. The purpose of using NLOS in a littoral environment during FBE-J was to validate its application in meeting naval missions.

The program technology demonstration elements included: Container Launch Unit (CLU); Loitering Attack Missile (LAM); and Precision Attack Missile (PAM).

CLU features:

• Vehicle independent design- HMMWV payload, flat rack, or unattended
• 15 missiles in 4x4 reloadable rack
• Vertical launch technology with missiles in sealed canisters
• Networks with missiles and maneuver/control elements

LAM, an expendable loitering hunter-killer, features:

• 7-inch diameter 100 lb class
• Large area search capability using a LADAR seeker with Automatic target recognition (ATR)
• 60-minute cruise with micro turbojet engine
• Networks with CLU and maneuver/control elements
• Redirect, target acquisition, downlinked images

PAM, a low-cost direct attack missile, features:

• 7-inch diameter 100 lb class
• Wide range support (0.5-50 km)
• Variable thrust solid rocket motor
• Dual-mode precision end game seeker
• Large multi-mode warhead
• Networks with target acquisition element for target handoff

For more information contact:
Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control
Business Development
Phone: (407) 356-4464 Fax: (407) 356-7199

Millennium Gun

The Millennium Gun is a multi-role, inner layer defense naval weapon system designed to defeat threats in the air, on the surface and during littoral and riverine operations. Its low weight makes it suitable for mounting on a number of ship classes, including Coast Guard cutters, frigates and aircraft carriers, and it is compatible with a number of target detection and tracking systems, including the MSP 500, a lightweight, electro-optical director.

The Millennium Gun is particularly effective against small, high-speed surface craft in littoral and riverine waters. Its rapid rate of fire and Ahead ammunition offer a significant improvement over conventional deck guns and ammunition.

For more information contact:
Lockheed Martin Naval Electronics & Surveillance Systems–Radar Systems, Akron
Tactical Systems Business Development
1210 Massillon Road
Akron OH 44315-0001
Phone: (330) 796-2575 Fax: (330) 796-8974