What’s next for Lockheed Martin after being left out of ABMS consortium?
Notably, Lockheed Martin was left out of the ABMS Digital Infrastructure Consortium, despite ramping up its efforts to underpin the DOD’s JADC2 vision.
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Not just rocket science: Hypersonic missiles and the U.S.
07.21.22 /0 Comments/in Special Reports /by James WichertU.S. interest in hypersonic missiles has surged over the last few years, with the DOD’s budget for hypersonic research growing 18.8% year-to-year in FY22.
Instantaneous interconnectivity: Inside the Department of Defense’s ambitious plan for JADC2
06.06.22 in Special Reports /by James WichertJADC2 is an evolving Department of Defense vision to revamp the C4ISR programs currently in use across all U.S. military branches.
Lockheed Martin forced to abandon $4.4B acquisition
02.15.22 /0 Comments/in Special Reports /by James WichertOn Feb. 13 Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) pivoted and severely altered its FY22 outlook by withdrawing from its $4.4 billion plan to acquire missile and rocket propulsion expert Aerojet Rocketdyne (AR) (NYSE: AJRD) after months of mounting antitrust pressure and the recent unanimous U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) decision to sue Lockheed Martin to obstruct […]
