Lockheed Martin

Promises look good in presentations. Proven performance is what warfighters can count on. The C-130J Super Hercules is producing at scale and delivering proven results worldwide across 20+ mission sets, every day.

The quantum age has arrived, and we are helping shape it. Today, at the Quantum World Congress, we celebrated the launch of the Lockheed Martin Quantum Innovation Center (Lockheed Martin QuIC™) — a single hub that accelerates quantum research, development and prototype delivery for mission-critical systems. The Lockheed Martin QuIC brings together our breakthroughs in quantum-enhanced sensing, navigation, computing and next-generation technologies, while additional programs such as the Quantum Talent Pipeline expand the talent pool that powers these advances. Learn more about Lockheed Martin’s quantum capabilities and careers at https://lmt.co/46N1OnV.

More than a reveal, this moment reflected the partnership behind Germany’s F-35 program. 🇩🇪 Last week in Fort Worth, senior government and military leaders, employees and industry partners came together as Germany’s first F-35 was presented, marking another step forward for Germany and the Alliance, built around shared capability, interoperability and long-term security.

Swiss delegates visited Fort Worth to sign the bulkhead of Switzerland’s first F-35 as the aircraft continues through production. 🇨🇭 The milestone reflects continued progress and partnership, bringing the Swiss Air Force closer to advanced 5th Gen capability designed to strengthen air defense and protect Swiss sovereignty well into the future.

Mexico is expanding its C-130J fleet with a second aircraft. The decision reflects the continued global trust in the Super Hercules to deliver critical air mobility capabilities. Built to deliver what no other tactical airlifter can, the C-130J provides certified multi-mission versatility, combat-proven performance and trusted reliability across 20+ mission sets. With a growing global fleet and proven support network, the Super Hercules strengthens readiness and interoperability for operators around the world.

The battlefield is changing. Capability has to keep pace. The C-130J is designed to adapt to evolving warfighter needs, integrating new technologies and capabilities that strengthen connectivity and enable mission effectiveness. Built to Deliver. Built to Last.

Javelin is taking another step toward greater integration on the battlefield. The Javelin Joint Venture (JJV) recently completed a simulation demo in Norway using a KONGSBERG Medium‑Caliber Turret (MCT) with a prototype dual launcher assembly. The demonstration marks the first phase of ongoing efforts to integrate Javelin into the turret, and the next phase will include qualification efforts and an eventual future live-fire demo.

The future of precision fires will depend on how well systems work together. The US Army continues to invest in the future of the M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System by awarding us $200M towards the effort to recapitalize additional M270 systems as the M270A2. As the battlefield becomes more connected, precision fires must move as one with joint and allied forces. The M270A2 is being modernized for that reality. With an upgraded fire control system and compatibility with next-generation munitions, it’s built to evolve with the broader precision-fires network. Read more: https://lmt.co/4xHzGOb

Speed is only part of the equation when it comes to the future of hypersonics. We’re advancing the technology and manufacturing needed to sustain hypersonic speeds, maneuver through extreme conditions and deliver operational capability at scale.

Finland’s F-35s are officially in country for the first time, marking an important step as the Finnish Air Force prepares to bring advanced 5th Gen capability into operations. From Fort Worth to Finland, we’re proud to celebrate this moment alongside our Finnish partners.