Posted by Java Joe on November 3, 2025 · Leave a Comment
Lockheed Martin and NASA successfully completed the first flight of the X-59, a quiet supersonic aircraft designed to pave the way for faster commercial air travel.
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Posted by Java Joe on August 21, 2025 · Leave a Comment
With the use of military drones on the rise, so is the need to power them. The Pentagon is in the process of updating its strategy for how it sources and buys batteries, including the critical minerals the batteries require. Officials expect to have the plan addressing the battery challenges ready next year.
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Posted by Java Joe on November 6, 2023 · Leave a Comment
An US Navy F-35 Lightning II test pilot from NAS Pax River performed the first night shipborne rolling vertical landing, or SRVL, aboard HMS Prince of Wales, the United Kingdom’s newest aircraft carrier, in Atlantic waters just after 9pm Oct. 29. This came after MAJ Paul Gucwa had performed the first SRVL earlier that day.
Category Leader Features, Morning Coffee · Tags ADM Lisa Franchetti, Applied Technology Inc., Blueprint for Maryland's Future, education reform, GEN David Allvin, GEN Eric Smith, LT GEN Christopher Mahoney, MAJ Paul Gucwa, Naval Research Laboratory, SRVL, STOVL, Superfund sites, Taiwan, USS Ronald Reagan
Posted by Java Joe on July 27, 2023 · Leave a Comment
The General Services Administration released FY22’s financial commitments federal agencies made to their top 100 contractors. As in past years, Lockheed won more than anyone else, $47.7 billion – nearly as much as the next two combined: Raytheon scored $27 billion and General Dynamics at $24.7 billion.