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November 19, 2004

Lockheed Wants A Word With Darleen Druyun

Did She Also Taint Launch Contract?

The saga of Darleen Druyun, the USAF official who took a job with Boeing while negotiating with the company on a $23 billion tanker deal, isn't over yet. Now, Lockheed Martin wants to talk to her about whether she might have steered Air Force launch contracts toward Boeing in 1998. The contracts were worth $1.88 billion.

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Powell: Iran Developing Nuclear Missile

A Weapon Isn't A Weapon Until It Can Be Delivered

"I have seen some information that would suggest that they [Iran] have been actively working on delivery systems ... You don't have a weapon until you put it in something that can deliver a weapon."

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Harrier Just Got A Whole Lot Meaner

Upgrade Team Delivers Improved Jump Jet

Harrier pilots in the fleet have begun to see an even meaner aircraft with the delivery of the first of a newly upgraded version of the TAV-8B by depot artisans recently.

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Memorial Service Honors Those Lost In Helo Collision

17 Lost When Two UH-60s Collided

Six Army troops who died in the crash of their UH-60 in Iraq last year were honored at Fort Campbell (KY) Monday. There, family, friends and fellow soldiers unveiled a monument called, "Wings of the Eagle."

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Coalition Leader Flies Combat Support Mission with Viking Squadron

Maritime Forces Deputy Gets Bird's Eye View Of War In Iraq

The deputy commander of coalition maritime forces operating in US Central Command’s area of responsibility catapulted from the flight deck of USS John F. Kennedy Monday to participate in an S-3B Viking sortie in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

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Lockheed Martin To Integrate Critical Army Aviation Technologies

Building On Technologies Developed For The Comanche

Lockheed Martin was awarded a $30 million contract by the Program Executive Office (PEO) Aviation for the US Army Technology Integration Center program (ATIC).

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