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How Lockheed Got Too Big to Fail
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December 7, 2022
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Lockheed Martin is a big business in the military industrial complex. The largest government contractor in the United States and the most massive arms producing & military services company in the world. The American Army, Navy and Air Force all rely on Lockheed's technologies. They employ over 114,000 people of which 60,000 are engineers and scientist. They did 47 billion dollars worth of business with the US government in the year 2021. Lockheed is the reason why the American military is two generations ahead of their adversaries guaranteeing security around the world.
Written by: Chris Cappy & Josh Simpson
Edited by: Michael M
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Lockheed Martin creates everything from fighter jets to high tech javelin missile systems. But unlike other countries like Russia and China where their defense industry is entirely owned by the government….Lockheed Martin is a publicly traded company. Forcing us to ask some difficult questions about the military industrial complex. Nuclear weapons, submarines, and aerospace and GPS are all in their preview.
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