Pentagon concerned about Sikorsky sale
The U.S. Defense Department has concerns over the merger of Lockheed Martin with Stratford-based Sikorsky aircraft. They are worried about the size of the merged company. Pentagon officials said
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Oct 1, 2015, 3:29 PM
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Updated 3,368 days ago
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The U.S. Defense Department has concerns over the merger of Lockheed Martin with Stratford-based Sikorsky aircraft.
They are worried about the size of the merged company.
Pentagon officials said yesterday that they would work with the Justice Department and Congress to preserve a diverse industrial base.
In response, Lockheed reportedly wrote an email saying, "There is no evidence to support the view that larger defense companies reduce competition or inhibit innovation."
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