Lockheed Martin has had a presence in the Middle East for over five decades. Along with physical defense products and technological solutions, Lockheed Martin also works with its Middle East partners ...
A commander watches a screen fill with signals. Some are routine. Some are threat warnings. One could mark a low-cost drone probing a defended perimeter. Another could point to a submarine moving ...
In May 2026, a test site near Bourke NSW became the stage for a major step forward in Australia’s sovereign guided‑weapon capabilities when Lockheed Martin Australia, in partnership with Northrop ...
Lockheed Martin is accelerating quantum development with the newly launched Lockheed Martin Quantum Innovation Center (Lockheed Martin QuIC TM), a unified hub to grow quantum research, development and ...
Lockheed Martin is investing in performance to ensure sustained delivery across defense and aerospace programs. Through disciplined capital allocation, workforce development, and industrial base ...
Hypersonic capabilities are a key element of strategic, integrated deterrence, providing our customers conventional response options against adversaries that increasingly threaten our interests, ...
We recognized a demand from our customers to have increased options to support their evolving strategic defense and mission needs. We know no problem or threat exists in a vacuum, and so we innovate ...
The next generation of spacecraft assembly starts with a screen, not a wrench. Innovation drives every step of GPS IIIF production. From augmented reality (AR) goggles, immersive virtual reality (VR) ...
Early in my Air Force career, I participated in missions against forces specifically trained to think and fight like an adversary. They weren't the enemy. They were U.S. Air Force pilots, deliberately ...
In an extension of ongoing collaboration, IBM and Lockheed Martin plan to initiate research projects with select Swiss academic institutions. Lockheed Martin and IBM, through an offset agreement with ...
At the U.S. Army’s Technology Readiness and Experimentation (T-REX) event, Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Laboratories (ATL) and Skunk Works® fielded Coordinated Autonomous Remote Intercept ...
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