982K views · 2.7K reactions | At Luke AFB, Arizona-56th Fighter Wing, crew chief personnel like Gary ensure that aircraft are ready to fly anytime, anywhere. Hear how he keeps the F-35 Lightning II flying: https://lmt.co/37mgom2 | Lockheed Martin | Facebook

4.9M views · 56K reactions | Soaring past... Designed to dominate the skies, the Lockheed Martin F-35B is the most advanced multi-combat aircraft in the world. Using stealth technologies to operate undetected in hostile airspace or relaying vital battlefield information to other friendly forces. : IG/SavageAviation1 #Airfix #AVGeeks #AVDaily | Airfix | Facebook

10K views · 127 reactions | We’re creating a better and more sustainable future, one innovation at a time. | Lockheed Martin | Facebook

42K views · 1.2K reactions | Full speed ahead! Watch the seventh...

128K views · 6.3K reactions | As the world faced unprecedented challenges this year, we continued to deliver on our mission and support our customers around the world. Our team looks forward to continued innovation as we head into 2021. Read more: https://lmt.co/2Jg2niY | Lockheed Martin | Facebook

3.8K views · 416 reactions | Yesterday's launch of the sixth GPS III satellite was a sight to behold! But what does it take to prepare a satellite for its mission in the harsh environment of space? Here's a glimpse at some of the work our teams and partners put in to make GPS III ready to serve more than 4 billion civil and military users globally with its position, navigation and timing signals. | Lockheed Martin | Facebook

16K views · 1.4K reactions | We're going back to the Moon.  Yesterday, NASA's SLS rocket with the Orion spacecraft on top made its historic first appearance as it rolled out to the launchpad at Kennedy Space Center for testing. The fully-stacked Moon rocket will make its first flight for Artemis I later this year. Learn more about Orion: https://lockheedmartin.com/en-us/products/orion.html | Lockheed Martin | Facebook

968K views · 11K reactions | NASA, the U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin recovery crews aboard the USS Anchorage witnessed NASA’s Orion Spacecraft as it splashed down in the Pacific Ocean. #Orion | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration | Facebook