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Littoral Combat Ship
The Independence-variant Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) is the U.S. Navy’s next generation combat ship class delivering the speed, flexibility and mission adaptability for the Navy to operate in littoral waters. The core mission system for the Independence-variant is built on the General Dynamics Mission Systems open architecture computing infrastructure (OPEN CI) -- a technical infrastructure that is not bound by proprietary systems.
Recent News
Last Call: General Dynamics Radio Sends Final Message from Cassini Spacecraft to Earth
Sep, 14 2017
In 1997, engineers at General Dynamics designed and built a transponder, or radio, that would travel aboard the Cassini spacecraft, the nation’s first full-scale mission to explore Saturn. After reaching Saturn, the Cassini mission was to last only four years. Almost twenty years after launch, the spacecraft crashed into Saturn’s gaseous surface after sending millions of images, and textbooks worth of scientific data to Earth, helping reveal the secrets of Saturn’s rings and moons.
General Dynamics to Show Innovative Solutions for U.S. Marine Corps at Modern Day Marine 2017
Sep, 13 2017
General Dynamics will show how its extensive portfolio advances the U.S. Marine Corps’ mission to defend the nation. Hands-on demonstrations at the show will highlight how the company leads the way in supporting the Marines doing the hardest jobs in the most difficult environments in the world.
NASA's Voyager Mission: Exploring the Unknown for 40 Years (And Still Going)
Sep, 01 2017
NASA’s twin spacecraft, Voyager I and II are exploring where nothing from earth has ever flown before. The initial goal of the Voyager mission was a 12-year effort to explore Jupiter and Saturn, but due to the success of the spacecraft and a planetary alignment that occurs about every 175 years it has been extended for the last 40 years to explore Uranus and Neptune and even to the outermost edge of the Sun’s domain, and beyond.
Careers
We help to keep those who operate in mobile, remote and dangerous environments connected and protected. With locations across the country and internationally, our mission offers a unique challenge. If you’re ready for a career without limits, we invite you to explore the possibilities at General Dynamics.