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15
Our products remain relevant because we deliver core assets that our
customers want and need. For example, we are working with the U.S.
Navy to enhance the relevance of the Arleigh Burke-class of destroyers by
adding new capabilities to these proven multi-mission ships, preserving
their status as a critical component of the Navy’s global surface fleet. We
are also supporting the Army’s communications strategy by developing
tactical networks and radios to provide Internet-like connectivity to
troops deployed on the battlefield, improving soldiers’ safety and
effectiveness through better access to information. In many of our
information technology programs, we help government and commercial
organizations leverage modern IT systems and processes to manage huge
volumes of data to efficiently respond to their customers’ needs.
(Photo: DDG-51 module at Bath Iron Works)
RELEVANCE.