Littoral Combat Ship moving closer to reality: Navy keeps options open, could end up buying two different LCS hullforms.

National DefenseVol. 87 Nbr. 593, April 2003

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Littoral Combat Ship moving closer to reality: Navy keeps options open, could end up buying two different LCS hullforms.

For the U.S. Army, transformation is about a family of vehicles called "Future Combat System." For the Navy, it's about a fleet of small fighting vessels named "Littoral Combat Ships."

The Navy envisions LCS operating close to enemy shores, clearing mines, chasing diesel submarines and potential terrorists, and ferrying special-operations forces. It will travel at speeds of up to 50 knots. At least two helicopters or unmanned aircraft will operate from the LCS deck.

Contractor proposals for LCS are...

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