Lockheed Martin has released its development roadmap focused on integrating AI and drones into future combat systems. We’re revisiting the strategy and how it’s shaping the future of warfare!

Lockheed Martin is set for growth as global defense spending rises, with demand for drones, cybersecurity, and F-35 jets.

In fact, Lockheed now has an additional $4.5 billion from the Aerojet deal that it can pour into research to maintain its lead in the technologies critical to future warfare.

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Lockheed Martin, the nation’s largest military contractor, is investing heavily in hypersonic weapons technology as CEO James Taiclet seeks to align the company’s portfolio of capabilities ...

The major defence manufacturers have been looking to secure their supply chains as more missiles are being used in Ukraine. Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics have signed a strategic teaming ...

Given the expected ubiquity of electronic warfare in future battlefields, these new capabilities are viewed as critical. Pollachek said the MFEW Air Large design is based on a Lockheed Martin ...

As the Pentagon looks to define a path forward for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft, two giants in the aerospace community are battling for a piece of the action.

WASHINGTON — Lockheed Martin this week revealed its Skunk Works proposal for a next-generation U-2 spy plane, a tactical reconnaissance aircraft called "TR-X." As the Air Force looks to retire ...