MEADS MEDIUM EXTENDED AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM

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MEADS MEDIUM EXTENDED AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM

MEADS WORLD CLASS THEATER AIR & MISSILE DEFENSE MEADS has been developed to defeat next-generation threats including tactical ballistic missiles (TBMs), unmanned aerial systems, cruise missiles, and aircraft. Proven hit-to-kill technology provides the best defense against TBMs armed with weapons of mass destruction. MEADS is the first air and missile defense (AMD) system that provides continuous on-the-move protection for maneuver forces. MEADS also provides area defense, homeland defense, and weighted asset protection. 360-Degree Protection. MEADS defeats cruise missiles, TBMs, and air- breathing threats attacking from any direction, with no blind spots. Transportability and Mobility. Lightweight, efficient MEADS Major End Items (MEIs) need less strategic and tactical transport. MEADS is C-130/ A400M transportable and has excellent cross-country mobility on ground. Netted-Distributed Architecture with Plug-and- Fight. MEADS provides operational flexibility to tailor battle elements using distributed sensors, launchers, and tactical operations centers (TOCs). Through its plug-and-fight capability, MEADS sensors, effectors, or other TOCs simply act as nodes on the MEADS network. A commander can dynamically add or subtract elements without shutting the system down. A standardized interface extends plug-andfight to non-meads elements. This flexibility is unprecedented for ground-based AMD systems. Contact Information MEADS International, Inc. P.O. Box 691749 Orlando, FL 32869-1749 Phone: (407) 356-8400 Fax: (407) 356-8422 http://www.meads-amd.com Interoperability. Designed for coalition fighting, MEADS shares communications with external sensors and data links such as airborne C3 systems, ACCS, SAMOC, AEGIS, THAAD, and Patriot. Survivability and Sustainability. MEADS defends the force and defends itself. High off-road mobility, dispersion, and availability provide additional protection for the system. ECM resistance and distributed workload increase survivability. Graceful degradation and optimized on-board provisions result in high operational availability. Diagnostics minimize downtime and reduce resources to sustain fielded systems for extended periods. Lower Operation and Sustainment Costs. Advanced logistic design and reliability reduce cost of ownership. No maintenance company is required. Using its 360-degree defensive capability, advanced radars, and PAC-3 MSE missile, MEADS defends up to eight times the coverage area with far fewer system assets and significantly reduces demand for deployed personnel and equipment, which reduces demand for airlift. MEADS MILESTONES Unprecedented 360-degree target intercept in November 2012 First-ever 360-degree dual intercept in November 2013 Network interoperability demonstrated in JPOW13 exercises. Plug-and-fight connectivity with Army Integrated Battle Command System demonstrated at White Sands Missile Range. Comprehensive two-week system test at Pratica di Mare Air Base demonstrated advanced network capabilities using military personnel. MEADS has been selected as the foundation for Germany s network-based air and missile defense system. MEADS SYSTEM ELEMENTS PAC-3 MSE Missile Advanced missile has hit-tokill accuracy at all altitudes and in clutter Launcher Transportable, tactically mobile, rapidreload design Sensors UHF Surveillance Radar and X-band Multifunction Fire Control Radar both protect with 360-degree coverage BMC4I Netted, distributed, automated communications network with integrated Engagement Operations/Force Operations (EO/FO) Copyright 2016 Lockheed Martin Corporation. All Rights Reserved. MEADS is a registered trademark of MEADS International, Inc. S016-0001-02 Front: PD070-000, PD070-000 EN1084-YJ-07.2, PD070-, EN1084-YJ-06.2, EN1062-YJ-02.6, EN1080-YJ-01.5

MINIATURE HIT-TO-KILL INTERCEPTOR AFFORDABLE, EFFECTIVE AND OPERATIONALLY FLEXIBLE C-RAM INTERCEPTOR

MINIATURE HIT-TO-KILL: PROVIDING REVOLUTIONARY CAPABILITIES PRODUCT FEATURES Designed to intercept and defeat rocket, artillery and mortar (RAM) threats with the unique capability to counter unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) Utilizes the Hit-to-Kill technology which provides overwhelming lethality Provides 360 degree hemispherical protection and extended range Effectively combats multiple close range threats and saturation attacks Deep magazine and high rate of fire Affordable life cycle cost Day or night and all-weather capable SMALL MISSILE, BIG MISSION Today s global security environment demands agile, close-range solutions that protect soldiers and citizens from enemy rockets, artillery, mortars and UAVs. The Miniature Hit-to-Kill (MHTK) interceptor provides the range, lethality and reliability of Hit-to-Kill products in a compact design that will integrate with existing Air and Missile Defense platforms. Less than two and a half feet in length and approximately five pounds at the time of launch, the agile solution defeats hemispherical threats of combat RAM and UAVs. MHTK s extended range, deep magazine and high rate of fire provide 360 degree coverage to defeat complex, integrated attacks. Unlike traditional interceptors which rely on large fragmentation warhead technology creating dangerous blast fragmentation debris with questionable ability to defeat the toughest threats the MHTK uses concentrated levels of kinetic energy, to eliminate the threat. The MHTK is designed to be small in size while retaining the range and lethality desired in a counter RAM (C-RAM) solution with the reliability of other Lockheed Martin Hit-to-Kill interceptors. MHTK SPECIFICATIONS Contact Information Media and Press Inquiries: (972) 603-1494 Business Development: (972) 207-6508 Length: 72 cm - 2.5 ft Diameter: 40 mm - 1.6 in Launch Weight: 2.5 kg - 5 lb Armament: Hit-to-Kill Technology 2016 Lockheed Martin Corporation PIRA DAL201609020

PAC-3 MISSILE SEGMENT ENHANCEMENT (MSE) DELIVERING INCREASED RANGE AND ALTITUDE

FEATURES: Improves effectiveness throughout current battlespace Expands missile performance battlespace in altitude and range Defender against PATRIOT full regime of system threats Minimal launcher modifications required Dual pulse technology enables further improvements to overall system performance and lethality PAC-3 MISSILE SEGMENT ENHANCEMENT (MSE) Upgraded Interceptor The PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) is an evolution of the battle-proven PAC-3 Missile. The hit-to-kill PAC-3 MSE provides performance enhancements that counter evolving threat advancements. The enhancements ensure the PAC-3 Missile Segment of the PATRIOT Air Defense System is capable of engaging new and evolving threats. The hit-to-kill PAC-3 Missile is the world s most advanced, and capable theater air defense missile and defender against the entire threat to the PATRIOT Air Defense System: Tactical Ballistic Missiles (TBMs) carrying weapons of mass destruction, evolving cruise missiles and aircraft. The PAC-3 MSE design utilizes the latest technology to significantly increase performance. The PAC-3 MSE incorporates a larger, dual pulse solid rocket motor; larger fins; and upgraded actuators and thermal batteries to accommodate increased performance. The modifications extends the missile s reach. The PAC-3 MSE is packaged in a single canister that stacks to provide logistical flexibility. Twelve individual PAC-3 MSE Missiles can be loaded on a PATRIOT Launcher or a combination of six MSEs and eight PAC-3 Missiles (two four packs) can be loaded. Several successful intercept flight tests of the missiles have been conducted. PAC-3 MSE has completed operational testing and has received approval for initial production. A PAC-3 MSE launches at White Sands Missile Range, N.M. The hit-to-kill technology of the PAC-3 MSE. Contact Information Media and Press Inquiries: (972) 603-9466 Business Development: (972) 603-7328 (FAX) PAC-3 is a registered mark in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office of Lockheed Martin Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. MSE is a trademark of Lockheed Martin Corporation. Cleared for Public Release DAL201406005 The PAC-3 MSE's dual pulse rocket motor provides added thrust. 2015 Lockheed Martin Corporation

THAAD ENDO/EXO-ATMOSPHERIC INTERCEPT CAPABILITY

THAAD OVERVIEW The Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system is a key element of the Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS). The system defends U.S. troops, allied forces, population centers and critical infrastructure against short and mediumrange ballistic missiles. Each THAAD system is comprised of five major components: interceptors, launchers, a radar, a fire control unit, and support equipment. THAAD is managed by the Missile Defense Agency; Lockheed Martin serves as the prime contractor and systems integrator; and the THAAD system is operated by the U.S. Army. THAAD S ADVANCED CAPABILITIES Able to engage a wide class of ballistic missile threats in both the endo-and exoatmosphere using proven hit-to-kill technology Effective against all types of ballistic missile warheads including Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Designed to counter mass raids with its high firepower (up to 72 Interceptors per battery), capable organic radar and powerful battle manager and fire control capability. Mobile and rapidly deployable to provide warfighters with greater flexibility to adapt to changing threat situations around the globe. Interoperable with other BMDS elements, working in concert with Patriot and PAC-3, Aegis, forward based sensors and the Command, Control, Battle Management and Communications (C2BMC) to maximize integrated air and missile defense capabilities THAAD MILESTONES The U.S. Army has activated 7 of 7 programmed THAAD batteries as of December 2016. In April 2013, the U.S. Army conducted the first-ever operational deployment of a THAAD battery followed by a second operational deployment in April 16. THAAD currently remains deployed in Guam and South Korea to defend against regional missile threats and reinforce regional stability. THAAD has consistently exceeded U.S. Army operational readiness standards both in the United States and while forward deployed. THAAD maintains a 100 percent mission success rate since 2005, including 15-for-15 successful intercepts. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) became the first International partner to procure the THAAD system with a contract awarded in December 2011. THAAD s unique layered defense capabilities have resulted in a strong interest for the system in the Middle East, Asia Pacific, and Europe. Lockheed Martin has conducted new equipment training and replacement training for over 1,500 Soldiers at Fort Bliss, Texas. The THAAD Institutional Training Base at the U.S. Army Fires Center of Excellence was officially opened in January 2015 and continues to train THAAD crew members and leaders. Contact Information www.lockheedmartin.com/thaad Media and Press Inquiries: (972) 603-3950 Business Development: (248) 588-4789 Approved for Public Release 15-MDA-8242 (21 May 15) PIRA # DAL201505019 Copyright 2017 Lockheed Martin Corporation. All Rights Reserved. S017-1001-03 Front: PD000-000