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Lockheed Martin
/ˈlɒk.hiːd ˈmɑːr.tɪn/
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A leading American multinational aerospace, defense, arms, security, and advanced technology corporation, headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, renowned for developing military aircraft, missiles, radar systems, satellites, and cybersecurity solutions.
Examples
Lockheed Martin dropped a new fighter jet prototype that's so stealthy, it sneaks past budgets unnoticed.
When Lockheed Martin wins another defense contract, shareholders toast with champagne made from recycled rocket fuel.
My drone hobby escalated after binge-watching Lockheed Martin demos; now I'm just one permit away from backyard air superiority.
Lockheed Martin engineers turned sci-fi into reality, proving that if aliens invade, we'll bill them for the welcome wagon.