Lockheed Martin has delivered the latest upgrades to the missile warning system—the Combatant Commander’s Integrated Command and Control System—employed at Cheyenne Mountain Command Center. It’s part of an effort that began in 2004 to integrate about 40 systems into a common, interoperable C2 infrastructure.
In a nighttime ceremony contrived to continue concealment of many of its features, the new B-21 bomber rolled out of Northrop Grumman's Palmdale, Calif. plant Dec. 2. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the aircraft's advanced technology represents "deterrence, the American way."