Navy Auxiliary Propulsion Contracts Awarded To Louis Allis
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Contracts
The Louis Allis Division of Litton Industries received multimillion-dollar contracts for six auxiliary propulsion systems for FFG-class guided missile frigates, for delivery to Bath Iron Works and Todd Pacific yards.
Multimillion-dollar contracts for six auxiliary propulsion systems for the U.S. Navy's FFG-class guided missile frigates have been recently received by the Louis Allis Division of Litton Industries, Milwaukee, Wis.
Three systems are to be delivered to Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine, two are to go to Todd Pacific in San Pedro, Calif., and one to Todd Pacific in Seattle, Wash. The auxiliary propulsion system can move the ship sideways and, though not designed as a bowthruster, can control both bow and angular movement.
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Company
Louis Allis DivisionLitton Industries, Milwaukee, Wis.
Bath Iron Worksshipbuilder, Bath, Maine
Todd Pacificshipyards, San Pedro, Calif. and Seattle, Wash.
Product
Auxiliary propulsion system
Transcribed from the October 15, 1981 print edition of Maritime Reporter &
Engineering News. Text is OCR-derived and may contain errors.