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Image:Lockheed_astro.jpg 300px Lockheed Astrocommuter concept art (1964) designed by Saunders Kramer Category:Spacecraft

Image:Bucephalus_1964.jpg 300px Cutaway concept art of Lockheed Bucephalus space station (1964) Category:Spacecraft

... keep going down. Eventually it got to be two bidders, and the two bidders were Lockheed Aircraft Corporation and Rockwell International Corporation . The RFP asked to have a single Shuttle processing ... and two other guys. We had some Lockheed people we had hired, and they kept saying, "This is not the real Lockheed, not the real Lockheed guys." They were something else. I keep saying, "Well, if they're not the real Lockheed, where did they get these goons ...

... study the stability derivative analysis and all that. But then I went to work for Lockheed, Lockheed Missile and Space Company, on the X-7A project, which was really a testbed for ... I got into it, the more interested I became in it. Along that route somewhere, Lockheed started the development of the Agena vehicle. I was transferred up to the Sunnyvale California ... to every meeting they went to. You couldn't ask Lockheed to—it was almost like if you wanted to ask Lockheed a question, you had to ask the Air Force and ...

... -05-03.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) Effective today Lockheed Corp. reassigned six officers of its Lockheed Space Operations Co. at Kennedy Space Center after a six-month corporate ... said the platform incident did not precipitate the realignment. He said a Lockheed Corp. investigating team, which had analyzed Lockheed's performance at KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC since the previous October, had ...

... had led the investigation of the Delta III launch failure, with the support of Lockheed Martin . Meanwhile, Lockheed Martin Astronautics had formed two panels "to ensure that no aspects of commonality between ... launch failures, met its 1 September deadline, reporting its findings and recommendations to Lockheed's senior management. Lockheed Martin had tasked the investigating team with assessing program management, engineering and manufacturing processes ...

... rocket families was the crux of the venture's appeal to the federal government. ( Lockheed Martin , “ Boeing , Lockheed Martin To Form Launch Services Joint Venture,” news release, 2 May 2005, http://www.lockheedmartin.com/news/press_releases/2005/BoeingLockheedMartinFormLaunchServi.html (accessed 17 September 2009); Renae Merle, “ Boeing , Lockheed Join Rocket Division,” Washington Post, 3 May 2005.) April 2005 April May 2005 May May ...

... troubled Lockheed. Textron would invest $85 million in Lockheed shares and stock. Textron's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer G. William Miller would also become Chairman and Chief Executive Officer for Lockheed; Lockheed's Chairman Daniel J. Haughton would become Vice Chairman. Lockheed was to remain a separate corporation. The arrangement provided for ...

... -03 002 Avro Gordon.jpg thumb right '''Announcement that Canada was buying F-104G from Lockheed (July 1959)''' The parliamentary opposition accused the government of buying an untested aircraft which didn ... pointedly ignored. On August 13th, a month after the decision to buy the F-104G, Lockheed finally demonstrated the aircraft Pearkes had purchased. A standard version of the plane was brought ...

... contract for building aircraft capable of carrying outsized loads. Robert B. Ormsby, Jr., president of Lockheed-Georgia, which built the planes, told a congressional hearing that the company's sole objective ... subcommittee on priorities and economy in government of the House-Senate Joint Economic Committee, said Lockheed's $2 billion cost overrun on the contract, discovered in 1968, was the largest in ...

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