Lockheed Martin, GeoXO Lightning Mapper
Lockheed Martin Secures $297 Mln GeoXO Lightning Mapper Contract From NOAA
Wednesday announced that it has received a contract to build the next-generation GeoXO Lightning Mapper instruments for NASA's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which would be designed to detect and locate lightning flashes.
Lockheed Martin Gets $270M Contract for GeoXO Lightning Mapper Instruments
Lockheed Martin said it has been awarded a contract to design and build GeoXO Lightning Mapper instruments for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The global security and aerospace company on Wednesday said that the baseline contract has a value of about $270 million for two instruments,
National Interest on MSN20h
Lockheed Martin’s New AGM-158 Extreme Range Is a 'Deep Strike Weapon'Lockheed Martin has unveiled the AGM-158 Extreme Range (XR) variant of the Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM) at ...
Lockheed Martin Corp. was properly granted dismissal of a former in-house attorney’s race discrimination and retaliation ...
The Sun News on MSN1d
Vegetation fire reported near Lockheed Martin campus in LittletonFirst responders are at the scene of a vegetation fire in Littleton near the Lockheed Martin campus in Jefferson County.
A small brush fire is burning on a Lockheed Martin campus in Jefferson County, according to the South Metro Fire Rescue. The ...
Lockheed Martin on Monday revealed an in-development longer range variant of the AGM-158 cruise missile, the XR. The new ...
Unveiled Sept. 16 at the Air & Space Forces Association’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference, the missile features a “significant ...
Building up mature technology used in the company's existing long-range air-to-ground and anti-ship missiles, Lockheed says ...
Lockheed Martin unveiled its brand-new AGM-158 eXtreme Range (XR) cruise missile during the Space and Cyber Conference at National Harbor in the United States.
Air Force Times on MSN17h
US has accepted 36 upgraded F-35s since lifting delivery pauseThe Pentagon is withholding $5 million per jet from its payments to Lockheed Martin until the new F-35s can fly in combat.
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