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First Public Glimpse Of The ‘Franken-Lightning’ Built From Two Damaged F-35s
They combined the cockpit from an F-35, which experienced an engine failure on the runway, with the aft fuselage from another ...
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Lockheed Secures a Contract to Modernize F-22 Raptor Aircraft
LMT clinches a contract to install cutting-edge infrared threat detection sensors on the F-22 Raptor Aircraft.
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US’ most advanced stealth jet can now serve as command hub for combat drones
The world’s most advanced stealth fighter jet F-35 has the capability to control drones, including the CCAs, according to ...
Lockheed Martin Worker Mostly Advances Overtime, Breaks Lawsuit
A former Lockheed Martin Corp. worker seeking unpaid wages under California law can pursue most of his proposed class claims, ...
F-35 AI-Enabled Drone Controller Capability Successfully Demonstrated
Lockheed Martin says the stealthy F-35 Joint Strike Fighter now has a firmly demonstrated ability to act as an in-flight ...
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Lockheed Martin Will Integrate Next-Generation Infrared Defensive Sensors on F-22 Raptor
The F-22 will receive an embedded set of TacIRST sensors as part of the Infrared Defensive System to enhance aircraft ...
Lockheed Stock Before Q4 Earnings: Should You Buy Now or Wait for Results?
LMT's earnings outpace the Zacks Consensus Estimate in each of the trailing four quarters. Considering its premium valuation, ...
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Lockheed Awarded $270M Air Force Contract for F-22 Raptor Advanced Infrared Threat-Detection Sensors
Read about the U.S. Air Force's $270 million contract with Lockheed Martin for the integration of next-generation infrared ...
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Lockheed Martin to upgrade USAF F-22 Raptor infrared defensive sensors
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $270 million contract by the US Air Force to integrate new infrared defensive sensors on ...
The National Interest1d
Lockheed’s L-133 Starjet was Almost the World’s First Fighter Jet
The Lockheed L-133 Starjet was a prime example of a paradoxical “successful failure.” As I asserted in a recent article for The National Interest, of all the great geniuses in the history of military ...