Sierra Nevada Prepares to Install Lockheed-Made Wings on New Spaceplane
Sierra Nevada Corp. has received and unpacked the Lockheed Martin-built wing units of a spaceplane designed to resupply the International Space Station for NASA.
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in NewsLockheed Reaches 1K Milestone for F-35 Pilot Training
Lockheed Martin has achieved training milestones for pilots and maintenance personnel under the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet program, Defence Blog reported Friday.
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in NewsLockheed Announces Relief, Recovery Efforts Amid COVID-19 Pandemic; Marillyn Hewson Quoted
Lockheed Martin has unveiled its plans to extend support efforts for healthcare workers and its employees in the supply chain segment amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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in NewsLockheed Gets Operational Acceptance for Updated GPS III Satellite; Johnathon Caldwell Quoted
The U.S. Space Force has issued an operational acceptance certification for the second Lockheed Martin-developed GPS III satellite containing updates to its contingency controls.
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in NewsULA's Atlas V Rocket Launches Lockheed-Built AEHF-6 Military Satellite to Orbit; John Raymond, Tory Bruno Quoted
United Launch Alliance's Atlas V vehicle has sent the sixth Lockheed Martin-built Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite to orbit as part of the U.S. Space Force's efforts to support military communications around the world.
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in Executive Moves, NewsGen. Robert Neller, Dionel Aviles Named to McNally Industries Board
Gen. Robert Neller and Dionel Aviles, a 44-year U.S. Marine Corps veteran and a former vice president of policy and outreach at Lockheed Martin's government affairs office, respectively, have been appointed to serve on McNally Industries' board of directors.
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ULA to Launch AEHF-6 Comms Satellite with Atlas V 551 Rocket
United Launch Alliance is set to lift off a Lockheed Martin-built military communications satellite aboard an Atlas V 551 rocket at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Thursday, Satnews reported Monday.
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Report: Lockheed Partners With SEAKR to Work on Protected Tactical Satcom Payload
Lockheed Martin selected Colorado-based space electronics provider SEAKR Engineering to help build a satellite communications payload for the U.S. Space Force, SpaceNews reported Sunday. Sources said Lockheed and SEAKR are expected to announce this week their partnership on the Protected Tactical Satcom program.
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in NewsAir Force Eyes Modifications for Boeing T-7A Trainer Aircraft
The U.S. Air Force plans to select Hillwood Aviation for a contract to provide trainer aircraft as the service continues to assess potential updates to the Boeing T-7A Red Hawk, FlightGlobal magazine reported Friday.
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in NewsBooz Allen Develops Digital Replica of GPS Satellite
The U.S. Air Force tapped Booz Allen Hamilton to create a digital replica of a Lockheed Martin-built satellite to identify potential weaknesses in the global positioning system, Air Force Magazine said Sunday.
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in NewsRaytheon's Scott Spence, Lockheed's Paul Lemmo Talk Support for Navy's Next-Gen Radar Needs
Raytheon and the U.S. Navy are working to integrate the former's AN/SPY-6 missile defense radar into the Lockheed Martin-built Aegis combat system to be installed on the service's guided-missile destroyers, National Defense Magazine reported Friday.
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Lockheed Seeks to Demystify Satellite Constellation Planning Process With New App
Lockheed Martin demonstrated at the Satellite 2020 conference a beta version of an application designed to help government agencies, academic institutions and space industry investors better understand the elements related to constellations of communications satellites, SpaceNews reported Wednesday.