Lockheed Martin Corporation

See also: Lockheed (homonymy)

Lockheed Martin Corporation is a aeronautical manufacturer created, in 1995, by the fusion of Lockheed Corporation and Martin Marietta. The head office is with Bethesda in the Maryland. The company builds civil aircrafts and military.

History

Lockheed Corporation was created in 1926 starting from the credits of the company Loughead Aircraft of the brothers Allan and Malcolm Loughhead which had made Faillite four years earlier.

The company remade bankruptcy, but in 1932, a financier, Robert Gross repurchased the company and kept the name of Lockheed . Then, in 1934, the Loughead brothers modified their nouns in Lockheed and Allan reinstated the company until its death in 1969.

Since 1995, by its fusion with the company Martin Marietta, it names Lockheed Martin Corporation .

Military aircrafts

  • U-2

  • SR-71 Blackbird
  • F-117 Nighthawk
  • F-104 Starfighter
  • F-16 Falcon
  • F-22 Raptor
  • F-35 Lightning II
  • P-38 Lightning
  • P-80 Shooting Star
  • T-33
  • F-94 Starfire
  • S-3 Viking
  • P2V Neptune
  • Lockheed P-3 Orion
  • Lockheed Hudson
  • C-130 Hercules (and ac-130 gunship)
  • C-141 Starlifter
  • C-5 Galaxy
  • Calm Lockheed YO-3A Sar

Civil aircrafts

Prototypes

  • Lockheed XFV
  • Lockheed XF-90
  • Lockheed X-7
  • Lockheed X-17 (rocket) HTTP: /en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_X-17

Internal bonds

  • Factory Lockheed Martin de Marietta

External bond

  • Official site of Lockheed Martin
  • Lockheed Brothers by PBS

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