Lockheed Martin

During more than three decades at Lockheed, Mr. Fuhrman served as president of three of its companies: Lockheed-Georgia, Lockheed-California, and Lockheed Missiles & Space. He became president and chief operating officer of the...

In this article: Lockheed, California, Bankruptcy, Trident missiles, L-1011, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and University of Michigan

...Martin Aeronautics Company (NYSE:LMT) to provide Ground Debriefing Systems for airborne digital video recordings, as part of Lockheed Martin's F-16 block 52 U.S. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) programs. RADA's Ground Debriefing Systems...

In this article: Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, Securities and Exchange Commission, Israel, and Netanya

...for Lockheed Missiles, received an individual honor for his work to help find new markets for Lockheed technologies. In all, more than 40 Lockheed employees in Central Florida were recognized in the Nova ceremony, which was hosted recently...

In this article: Lockheed, Orlando, Richard Burnett, Orlando Sentinel, and Department of Housing & Urban Development

...aircraft and getting them into testing. Flight testing is roughly two years behind schedule. Lockheed not only must finish planes for flight testing, it also is due to deliver the first production planes to Eglin Air Force Base in...

In this article: Ashton Carter, Pentagon, Barack Obama, Star-Telegram, and Robert Stevens

...that contrast with more optimistic projections made by the Pentagon's F-35 program office and Lockheed Martin. Carter indicated he believed the company and program officials may need to revise their estimates. "I'm working with the...

In this article: Pentagon, Joint Strike Fighter, Martin, Robert Stevens, Robert Gates, and U.S.

*Pentagon buyer mulls buying more test aircraft *Worst-case cost scenario has gained credibility *Lockheed declines substantive comment (adds Lockheed Martin comment, Carter quotes, background) By Jim Wolf The Pentagon's chief arms...

In this article: Lockheed Martin Corp, United States, Bethesda, Maryland, Eurofighter Typhoon, and Pratt & Whitney

...had no alternative for its short takeoff, vertical landing version, and the Air Force's F-22 was ending production. Lockheed said it made considerable progress over the past year, delivering 12 development aircraft and cutting manufacturing...

In this article: Lockheed, Pentagon, F-22, Freedom of Information Act, Northrop Grumman Corp, and BAE Systems

...fix the things you don't like." No amount of computer processing power, Lawrence said, can tell Lockheed and the military what they don't know about the F-35. Winslow Wheeler, a longtime Senate defense staff aide and now an analyst with...

In this article: Pentagon, Washington, Star-Telegram, and Center for Defense Information

...end of year * Delays underscore problems with STOVL version The first short-takeoff, vertical landing version of Lockheed Martin Corp's <LMT.N> F-35 fighter plane arrived Sunday at a U.S. air base in southern Maryland, paving the way for...

In this article: Lockheed, Pentagon, F/A-18, F-35 STOVL, Pratt & Whitney, U.S. Marine Corps, and United Technologies Corp

...it will be realigning its Electronic Systems business areas to improve affordability and focus on new business efforts. Effective Jan. 1, Lockheed's ground vehicle business will be realigned from Systems Integration-Owego to its Missiles...

In this article: William Graham