Integrated Combat System

Service And Conflict Use

1. Sep 28, 2023

   U.S. Navy selects Lockheed Martin to develop ICS

   Lockheed Martin announced that the U.S. Navy selected it as the Integrated Combat System systems engineering and software integration agent for fleetwide surface-combatant modernization.

   Sources: ICS development release

2. May 28, 2026

   First ICS-enabled baseline delivered to the Navy

   Lockheed Martin said it had delivered the first ICS-enabled baseline, starting a six-month operating cadence for updates and certifications across the surface fleet.

   Sources: ICS baseline delivery release

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Related Weapon Systems

Naval SystemsAegis Combat SystemShipboard integrated combat systemThe Aegis Combat System is Lockheed Martin's shipboard combat system for U.S. Navy cruisers and destroyers. It integrates sensors, radar, displays, command-and-control, and weapons into a single detection-to-kill architecture for simultaneous air, surface, and missile defense, including the sea-based Aegis ballistic missile defense role.

Naval SystemsHobart-class air warfare destroyerGuided-missile destroyerThe Hobart-class air warfare destroyer is Australia's three-ship Aegis-equipped guided-missile destroyer class, based on Navantia's F100 frigate design and built by the Air Warfare Destroyer Alliance in Australia. The class is centered on air defense for accompanying ships, land forces, and coastal infrastructure while also carrying a helicopter, anti-ship missiles, and undersea-warfare systems.

Naval SystemsRiver-class destroyerGuided missile destroyerThe River-class destroyer is Canada's future guided-missile destroyer class, based on BAE Systems' Type 26 design and being built as the Royal Canadian Navy's major new surface combatant. Canadian program documents describe a 15-ship class intended to replace the retired Iroquois-class destroyers and Halifax-class frigates, with SPY-7 radar, an Aegis-linked CMS 330 combat system, and a 127 mm main gun.

Support EquipmentAIR6500 Joint Air Battle Management SystemIntegrated air and missile defence command-and-control systemAIR6500 is Australia’s Joint Air Battle Management System program, a Lockheed Martin Australia-led command-and-control architecture for integrated air and missile defence. Defence says Phase 1 provides the core IAMD architecture, with four CEA-built radars and an operator evaluation environment feeding the design.

Air DefenseAN/SPY-7 radarSolid-state S-band AESA radar familyAN/SPY-7 is Lockheed Martin's modular, scalable solid-state S-band AESA radar family for Aegis-equipped sea- and land-based missile-defense missions. Designated AN/SPY-7(V)1 in 2019, the family was selected for Japanese, Canadian, and Spanish programs and later expanded into land-based derivative deployments such as LRDR and TPY-6.

Support EquipmentDIAMONDShieldMulti-domain battle management and command-and-control systemDIAMONDShield is Lockheed Martin's multi-domain battle-management and command-and-control system for integrated air and missile defense. The system uses a modular open systems architecture, AI-assisted decision aids, and Link 16 and other standard protocols to fuse sensors, weapons, and legacy systems across air, land, sea, and space.

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