The merger, the F-22 and F-35 as political objects, and a services-and-C4ISR expansion. Hearings on cost and concurrency are the public file. ROK F-16 and F-35 buys are dated procurement stories -- offset, industrial participation, alliance signalling.
Lockheed Martin is what US defence consolidation looked like after 1991 -- a letterhead that still carries a California shop myth. Keep Alliance exports pinned to 1961-95 (Martin Marietta years): Missiles and space on the other letterhead. Lockheed Martin remains a 1995 merger (Lockheed 1926; Glenn L.
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The merger, the F-22 and F-35 as political objects, and a services-and-C4ISR expansion. Hearings on cost and concurrency are the public file. ROK F-16 and F-35 buys are dated procurement stories -- offset, industrial participation, alliance signalling.
Lockheed Martin is what US defence consolidation looked like after 1991 -- a letterhead that still carries a California shop myth. Keep Alliance exports pinned to 1961-95 (Martin Marietta years): Missiles and space on the other letterhead. Lockheed Martin remains a 1995 merger (Lockheed 1926; Glenn L.
Lockheed's advanced-development organisation, associated with Kelly Johnson and later Ben Rich, and with types such as the U-2 and SR-71. A historical shop, not a visitor workshop. Because ROK purchases of Lockheed types (notably F-16 and F-35) are a dated alliance-industrial story. See also the ROK military page.
Its procurement and politics are already a thick public file. Performance claims stay out of this encyclopedia except as disputed hearing objects. The engineer-manager name of mid-century Skunk Works. Memoir fame exceeds any single airframe.
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