Home » Lockheed Martin Delivers First Integrated Combat System Enabled Baseline, Advancing Rapid, Scalable Capability for the U.S. Navy Lockheed Martin has successfully delivered the first Integrated Combat System (ICS)-enabled baseline to the U.S. Navy. Lockheed Martin press release ICS-enabled ba»»»

Modern air combat demands weapons that outrange, outmaneuver, and outlast any adversary. The AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM) is the US Air Force and Navy’s answer, extending the reach of fighter aircraft to neutralize threats before they appear on radar. Engineered for long-range int»»»

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) revealed that the company is preparing its MQ-9B SeaGuardian and SkyGuardian remotely piloted aircraft to carry long-range standoff weapons. Currently, engineers at the company are adapting the MQ-9B’s payload, stability, range, and other characteristic»»»

[By: Metal Shark] Today, Metal Shark, a Louisiana-based boat builder and major supplier for the U.S. Armed Forces and allies, and HavocAI, the leading builder of maritime swarm autonomy, announced a strategic partnership integrating Havoc's proven collaborative autonomy platform across Metal Shark'»»»

The US Navy is doubling down on modernizing its fleet, and two recent contracts show just how serious they are about staying ahead in the game. Last week, Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, two heavyweights in defense technology, respectively announced they have secured massive deals to enhance the Navy»»»

The U.S. Air Force is taking a major leap in boosting its defense prowess by awarding Lockheed Martin a contract valued at over $3.2 billion. This deal focuses on procuring Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles [JASSM] and Long-Range Anti-Ship Missiles [LRASM]. Much of the work will be carried out»»»

Top 4 Points: The Boeing X-32 competed against the Lockheed Martin X-35 to become the next Joint Strike Fighter, but ultimately lost. -Boeing developed two prototypes, the X-32A and X-32B, showcasing speed, weapon capacity, and take-off/landing capabilities. -However, design changes and concerns ov»»»

— SpaceX’s hulking Falcon Heavy rocket will return to the skies Thursday evening, and this time it’s launching a mysterious spacecraft for the US military that will carry out cutting-edge research. The rocket is scheduled to lift off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 8:07 p.m. ET, carr»»»

As the leader of our nation’s largest U.S. aerospace and defense labor union, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, I will always be dedicated to the principles that are the bedrock of our country’s strength: high-quality U.S. jobs, a robust national defense and a thriv»»»

New US stealth and hypersonic anti-ship missiles have China’s warships and a Taiwan war in their sights The US Navy is rebuilding its ship-killing edge by fielding stealthier, smarter and faster missiles, a move toward phasing out the long-serving Harpoon as its primary anti-surface weapon. This mo»»»