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Lightfoot is the Latest of Five Recent Strategy and Business Development Executive Appointment Bethesda, Md. 06 May 2019. Robert Lightfoot, a longtime NASA executive who served as both the…Read more ›

Tagged with: Former NASA Acting Administrator, highest-ranking civil servant, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Lockheed Martin, Lockheed Martin Space, LSINC Corporation, Mike Smith, Missiles and Fire Control, Moseley Strategies, NASA executive, Rick Ambrose, RMS, Robert Lightfoot, Rotary and Mission Systems, Strategy and Business Development Executive

Lockheed Martin Completes Critical Testing Milestone For NASA JPL’s Mars 2020 Rover Heat Shield

Denver. 06 May 2019 . Protecting Against The Extremes Of Space Travel Is Critical To The Success Of Any Mission. Lockheed Martin Has Successfully Completed The Flight Hardware Structure Of The…Read more ›

Tagged with: Critical Testing Milestone, Dr. Sotiris Kellas, Engineering and Safety Center, Flight Hardware Structure Flight Hardware Structure, Heat Shield, Lockheed Martin, Mars 2020 Aeroshell program manager, Martian Atmosphere, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA Langley Research Center, NASA Mars missions, Neil Tice, official flight hardware, Phenolic Impregnated Carbon Ablator, Red Planet, Space Travel

Lockheed Martin Inaugurates F-16 Production Line In Greenville, South Carolina

F-16 Block 70 production to begin later this year Greenville, S.C., 28 April 2019 . Lockheed Martin hosted a ceremony to celebrate its new F-16 production line in…Read more ›

Tagged with: F-16 Block 70 aircraft, F-16 Block 72 aircraft, F-16 tooling and equipment, F-16V upgrades, Henry McMaster, Lindsey Graham, Lockheed Martin, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, Michele Evans, new F-16 production, South Carolina, South Carolina Governor

Lockheed Martin Inks Long-Term Contracts With More F-35 Suppliers

Fort Worth, Texas. 20 April 2019 . Lockheed Martin has transitioned additional F-35 suppliers to longer term Performance Based Logistics contracts and Master Repair Agreements to enhance supply availability…Read more ›

Tagged with: BAE Systems, Collins Elbit Vision Systems, F-35 suppliers, Greg Ulmer, Hybrid Product Support Integration, Lockheed Martin, Logistics contracts, Master Repair Agreements

Sikorsky Recognizes Top Suppliers

West Palm Beach, Florida. 14 April 2019 . Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky line of business honored its top suppliers at a recent ceremony in West Palm Beach, Florida. Suppliers were recognized…Read more ›

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First-Ever Female F-35 Pilot Demonstrates F-35 Capabilities At Derco

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 15 April 2019 . Lt. Col. Christine Mau, U.S. Air Force retired, who was the first-ever female F-35 pilot, speaks to Derco employees, invited guests and media…Read more ›

Tagged with: F-35 Capabilities, F-35 Lightning II, Female F-35 Pilot, international militaries, Lockheed Martin, Lt. Col. Christine Mau, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, multi-role fighter, strike aircraft, U.S. Air Force

Lockheed Martin Delivers First HC-130J Combat King II To New York Air National Guard

106th Rescue Wing Recapitalizing Legacy HC-130 Fleet With Four HC-130Js Marietta, Ga., 25 March 2019 . Lockheed Martin delivered the first of four HC-130J Combat King II aircraft today…Read more ›

Tagged with: 102nd Rescue Squadron, 106th Rescue Wing, Air Combat Command, Air Force Special Operations Command, Air Mobility Command, Air National Guard Base, C-130J Super Hercules, Domestic Programs, First HC-130J Combat King II, Francis S. Grabreski, global Super Hercules, Lockheed Martin, N.Y. Air National Guard, New York Air National Guard, RQW, U.S. Coast Guard

Aero Vodochody in its 100th year of aviation manufacturing

New Delhi. 17 March 2019. Aero Vodochody has entered its hundredth year of existence. A history of manufacturing of aircraft for military , civil and training purpose which…Read more ›

Tagged with: A-304 twin-engine, AERO Vodochody, Airbus A220 Aircraft, Aircraft Factory, aircraft repairs, Alenia Aeronautica, aviation manufacturing, Black Hawk helicopters, Bombardier Belfast, Bucker Bu-131 Jungmann, C-27J Spartan, Czech Republic, Czechoslovak Air Force, Czechoslovak military pilots, Czechoslovak State Airlines, Eastern Bloc countries, Fixed Leading Edge, French license, independent Czechoslovakia, jet trainer, L-159 aircraft, legendary L-39 Albatros, Lockheed Martin, Maiden flight, Marcel Bloch, MiG-15, MiG-15 jet fighter, MiG-19, military biplane, military operators, PZL Mielec, S-76 helicopters, Siebel Si 204, Siebel Si-204D, Sikorsky, Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, Soviet Union, UH-60M Black Hawk cockpits

US Navy Commissions Littoral Combat Ship Charleston

Charleston. 02 March 2019. The Navy commissioned its newest Independence-variant littoral combat ship (LCS), the future USS Charleston (LCS 18), during a 10 a.m. ceremony at Columbus Street…Read more ›

Tagged with: Charlotte Riley, Columbus Street Terminal, Littoral Combat Ship Charleston, Lockheed Martin, Mayor Joe Riley, PG-51, Quasi-War, Richard V. Spencer, U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, US Navy Commissions, USS Charleston, World War I

Lockheed Martin, Diehl and Saab Collaborate to Counter Threats with Falcon Weapon System

ABU DHABI. 18 February 2019 . Lockheed Martin, Diehl Defence and Saab announced the Falcon™ air defense weapon system as the short and medium-range air defense solution for current and emerging threats.…Read more ›