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Saturday, April 13, 2013

I Was a Riveter at “Boy’s Town”

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I still have my first pay envelope by George S. I started work as a riveter on March 25, 1941, at the Glenn L. Martin Company in Middl...

Liquid Propellant Missile Course

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We archived important Lockheed Martin history by R. David H. A United States Government agency was interested in how we developed the ...

Global Diplomacy

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I had an amazing adventure on the “Condor” by George W. In 1992, the Antonov An-124 was the largest aircraft in the world. The Antonov...

Photo Instrumentation Advanced the Science of Medicine

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Lockheed’s space-age innovation helped disabled children by John H. In 1965, while working at Lockheed Santa Cruz Test Base, David Sut...

A Thousand Ways It Won't Work, One Way It Will

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I loved the challenges of research and development by Tony D. I started my career at Lockheed in Sunnyvale, California, in July 1960 a...

Sea Shadow

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I worked on the Navy’s cutting-edge Cold War stealth ship by Hal W. Lockheed built ships too! In 1959, Lockheed bought Puget Sound Bri...

A Lifetime of Aviation, from Propellers to Rockets

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Dad was an aerospace pioneer by Kent Y. Ralph Youngberg liked to tell the story that when he finished his degree in aerospace from the...
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100 Years of Accelerating Tomorrow One hundred years ago, on August 16, 1912, Glenn L. Martin established the Glenn L. Martin Company in Los Angeles, California. Four months later and four hundred miles away, on December 19, 1912, Allan and Malcolm Lockheed founded the Alco Hydro-Aeroplane Company, later renamed the Lockheed Aircraft Company.
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