Lockheed Martin has completed a second flight test of its Joint Reduced Range Rocket, or JR3, as it develops a lower-cost training option for U.S. Army launcher crews and international users.
Lockheed Martin’s QuadStar seeker has cleared a key flight-test milestone in the U.S. Army’s competition to replace the Stinger missile.
The Indian Army has signed a Letter of Offer and Acceptance to acquire the Javelin anti-tank guided missile system through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales process.
The new munition is covered alongside the current GMLRS by a $3 billion production contract awarded by the U.S. Army.
Lockheed Martin is offering Peru an industrial and social collaboration package valued at $1.8 billion alongside its F-16 Block 70 proposal.
Lockheed Martin has demonstrated a Guam missile-defense prototype that connects Aegis Guam and the Integrated Battle Command System while using artificial intelligence to recommend weapons against incoming threats.
Lockheed Martin Chief Executive Jim Taiclet is pressing for a broader shift in U.S. defense procurement toward long-term, commercially structured contracts that give weapons makers greater confidence to invest their own capital before orders arrive.
Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky has selected Česká letecká servisní, or ČLS, as its first authorized distribution center in the European Union.
Lockheed Martin has resumed F-16 deliveries after completing a redesign and a second round of flight testing on a new variant that had fallen short of expectations earlier this year.
Combat Hammer connected F-35A weapons employment with the maintenance and munitions support required to sustain combat operations.
The company is placing crewed-uncrewed teaming with the F-35 at the center of its case for the new platform.
Britain will return the Royal Air Force to a nuclear role with the purchase of at least 12 F-35A aircraft for NATO’s nuclear mission.
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