Talk:Ship Self-Defense System

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Eagis - what is that about?[edit]

This short article is a starting point; it seems to dicuss Aegis cruisers' and destroyers' combat systems a bit too much, considering that Aegis is a Lockheed Martin product and CRUDES do not even have SSDS - (I.E. count the number of paragraphs including Aegis, DDG, CG). An area of improvement might be differences between SSDS Mark 1 Quick Reaction Combat Capability (QRCC) and ACDS/SSDS Mk 2, or even SSDS Mk 2 versus ACDS Block-0 with AN/SWY-3 SDSMS. Are there Raytheon/USN press releases that can be used to cut and paste into this article? Does SSDS hardware/software replace Mk-23 TAS AN/UYK-44 Operational Computer Program (OCP)? Does SSDS tech refresh Q-70 use Solaris (in addition to Linux or HP Unix) as operation systems? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 144.183.224.2 (talk) 20:14, 2 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]