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Issue 16.2 March 2016 In this issue: USCG Recapitalization | Bob Montgomery | Canadian Programs | Trade Shows U.S. Coast Guard Recapitalization Program on Track! The U.S. Coast Guard’s recapitalization program continued successfully in 2015 with the delivery of five Fast Response Cutters (FRCs), hulls WPC 1112 1116, and delivery of the fifth National Security Cutter (NSC), USCGC JAMES (WMSJ-754). Plans for 2016 include delivery of an additional four FRCs and the sixth NSC. As announced on uscg.mil, the Coast Guard plans to award the initial contract for the Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC), with a plan for 25 ships to be procured over the next 15 years. USCGC JAMES (WMSL-754) Bob Montgomery “This is an exciting time for L-3,” said Bob Montgomery. “The U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard are driving higher levels of integration, information assurance and cybersecurity into their assets. We bring these key capabilities of CS-East to the U.S. Navy’s and U.S. Coast Guard’s potential solutions and look forward to continuing our strong relationships in the future.” Bob is responsible for the identification, development, capture and execution of U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Navy programs. During his 14 years with L-3, Bob has been the driving force in the success of our maritime C4ISR programs. Bob Montgomery Director, CS-East Maritime Programs Working with customers to rebuild the fleet with enhanced communications and C4ISR solutions L-3 supplies integrated communication systems on the NSC and both integrated communications and overall C4ISR on the FRC. L-3 is looking to supply the integrated C4ISR suite on the OPC, providing commonality with the existing platforms, resulting in reduced training and logistics requirements across the surface assets. The L-3 C4ISR solution provides formidable operational advantages, fully integrating with the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security’s tactical voice, data and networking systems. Some of Bob’s successful programs include the communication systems on the USCG’s NSC and the C4ISR system on the USCG’s FRC. He also assisted on the Canadian Arctic Offshore Patrol Ship capture, leveraging L-3’s C4ISR solutions in support of the Royal Canadian Navy’s recapitalization efforts. Prior to joining L-3, Bob was president of Decisive Business Systems, where he assumed full P&L management responsibilities and developed a strategic business plan that led the company through a period of critical transformation and accelerated growth.

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Issue 16.2 March 2016

In this issue: USCG Recapitalization | Bob Montgomery | Canadian Programs | Trade Shows

U.S. Coast Guard Recapitalization Program on Track!

The U.S. Coast Guard’s recapitalization program continued successfully in 2015 with the delivery of five

Fast Response Cutters (FRCs), hulls WPC 1112 – 1116, and delivery of the fifth National Security Cutter

(NSC), USCGC JAMES (WMSJ-754). Plans for 2016 include delivery of an additional four FRCs and the

sixth NSC. As announced on uscg.mil, the Coast Guard plans to award the initial contract for the Offshore

Patrol Cutter (OPC), with a plan for 25 ships to be procured over the next 15 years.

USCGC JAMES (WMSL-754)

Bob Montgomery

“This is an exciting time for L-3,” said Bob Montgomery. “The U.S. Navy and U.S.

Coast Guard are driving higher levels of integration, information assurance and

cybersecurity into their assets. We bring these key capabilities of CS-East to the

U.S. Navy’s and U.S. Coast Guard’s potential solutions and look forward to

continuing our strong relationships in the future.”

Bob is responsible for the identification, development, capture and execution of U.S.

Coast Guard and U.S. Navy programs. During his 14 years with L-3, Bob has been

the driving force in the success of our maritime C4ISR programs.

Bob Montgomery — Director, CS-East Maritime Programs Working with customers to rebuild the fleet with enhanced communications and C4ISR solutions

L-3 supplies integrated communication systems

on the NSC and both integrated communications

and overall C4ISR on the FRC. L-3 is looking to

supply the integrated C4ISR suite on the OPC,

providing commonality with the existing

platforms, resulting in reduced training and

logistics requirements across the surface assets.

The L-3 C4ISR solution provides formidable

operational advantages, fully integrating with

the Department of Defense and the Department

of Homeland Security’s tactical voice, data and

networking systems. ◊

Some of Bob’s successful programs include the communication systems on the USCG’s NSC and the

C4ISR system on the USCG’s FRC. He also assisted on the Canadian Arctic Offshore Patrol Ship capture,

leveraging L-3’s C4ISR solutions in support of the Royal Canadian Navy’s recapitalization efforts.

Prior to joining L-3, Bob was president of Decisive Business Systems, where he assumed full P&L

management responsibilities and developed a strategic business plan that led the company through a

period of critical transformation and accelerated growth. ◊

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L-3 Brings Economic Benefits to the Canadian Defence Sector as a

Major Solutions Integrator

Meet the Newest Member of Our Team

L-3 is committed to playing a vital role in supporting Canada’s defence activities and investing in the

economic growth of the Canadian Defence Sector. With more than 2,100 employees in Canada, L-3 is

on the “Top Five” list of Canadian defence companies, actively helping to build a solid industry base.

L-3 CS-East’s newest team member, Canadian native and resident Cheyane Wicks, is one of our driving

forces for addressing Canadian requirements.

Cheyane Wicks brings 23 years of naval operations and engineering excellence to L-3, along with a

keen sense of customer focus. Cheyane spent 10 years with the Royal Canadian Navy as a combat

systems engineer before joining the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC), where he

spent five years advancing his skills in cybersecurity,

COMSEC, TEMPEST, EMSEC, COMINT and hardware/

software reverse engineering. Upon leaving CSEC,

Cheyane spent almost nine years with DRS

Technologies, designing next-generation tactical voice

system and communication systems management tools.

Cheyane credits his success and dedicated work ethic to

his military service, upbringing in rural Newfoundland,

and, more importantly, his ever-supportive family. When

not designing communications systems, Cheyane can be

found renovating houses, hunting or travelling with his

family.

L-3 is a recognized world-class leader in the design,

development and production of C4ISR and cyber

solutions. We are a trusted integrator across the

Canadian, U.S. and international maritime markets. As

the go-to integrator for major maritime platforms, L-3 brings unsurpassed expertise and knowledge in

electronic systems integration. L-3’s suite of integrated products provides increased situational

awareness and automation to support missions when performance really matters. We play an integral

role in helping to protect Canada with our Integrated Communications System and TSAB crypto

products, solutions and experience.

With Cheyane Wicks on our team, we are better equipped to understand the critical elements of our

customers’ operational vision and needs, and are poised for continued growth within Canada. L-3

recognizes the utmost importance of fully understanding the requirements of the men and women

serving at the pointy-end for executing their mission safely and efficiently. L-3 is committed to

ensuring our warfighters have the right information, at the right time, and in the right format,

frequently under adverse conditions. L-3’s integrated solutions protect information across land, air,

sea, space and cyber domains.

The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) work tirelessly to defend Canada by patrolling their three coasts,

leading search and rescue missions, monitoring airspace, and assisting in disaster relief efforts. The

CAF also significantly contribute to international peace and security initiatives. L-3’s portfolio of

products and solutions provides the CAF with the tools needed to pass data securely, effectively and

efficiently, while defending networks.

L-3 is committed to adhering to strict Canadian Government policies for creating a strong Canadian

Defence Sector. This includes 100% investment for Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITBs), which

fuel jobs and economic growth. We are expanding our Canadian L-3 presence so we can support

Canada from Canada. ◊

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Cheyane Wicks

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Save the Dates! We'll Be at These Upcoming Shows:

Defexpo – March 28-31, Naqueri Quitol in Quepem Taluka of South Goa, India.

The ninth in a series of biennial Land, Naval and Internal Homeland Security Systems

Exhibitions, Defexpo is a platform for exhibitors to display their latest products and

technologies to visitors from around the globe. L-3 will be located in Hall 3, Stand 3.2.8.

For more information, visit Defexpo India.

DIMDEX India - March 29-31, Qatar National Convention Center, Doha, Qatar.

Hosted and organized by the Qatar Armed Forces, the

Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition &

Conference (DIMDEX) is the Middle East and Africa’s

largest specialized maritime defense exhibition and

conference for that region. L-3 will be located in the

U.S. Pavilion, Booth H6-319. For more information,

visit DIMDEX.

AFCEA Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium – April 20-22,

Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC.

The U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) new operational role in

the cyber domain as network defender creates a formal relationship between

DISA, U.S. Cyber Command and the command’s military service components.

Linked by a commitment to cybersecurity, this community of partners will gather

at the 2016 Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium. L-3 will be located in Booth

125. For more information, visit AFCEA Cyber Ops.

Sea-Air-Space – May 16-18, Gaylord Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland.

Hosted by the Navy League of the United States, Sea-Air-Space is

the premiere exposition for the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S.

Coast Guard and U.S. Merchant Marine. The exposition is the key

annual venue for military, government and industry leaders to

conduct business, acquire education and develop professional

networks. L-3 will be located in Booth 1739. For more information,

visit Sea Air Space.

CANSEC – May 25-26, EY Centre, Ottawa, Canada.

CANSEC is the largest military and defence show in Canada.

This annual defence and security trade show is organized by the

Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries. More

than 350 companies will display their products and services.

L-3 will be located in Booth 201. For more information, visit

CANSEC. ◊

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