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lockheed
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Lockheed Corp.
Bethesda, MD
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Lockheed Martin -
6801 Rockledge Drive -
Bethesda, MD20817 -
USA
Tel : +1 301 897-6561
Fax : +1 301 897-6252
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1931 -
Lockheed Model 9 C Orion,
Airliner
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1931 -
Lockheed Model 5 C Vega,
Airliner
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1934 -
Lockheed Model 10 A Electra,
Light transport aircraf
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1936 -
Lockheed Model 18-56 Lodestar,
Airliner / Transport aircraft
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1936 -
Lockheed Model 12 A,
Light transport aircraft
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1938 -
Lockheed A 28,
Combat aircraft
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1938 -
Lockheed A 29 Hudson,
Maritime patrol-bomber
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1938 -
Lockheed P 38 J Lightning,
Fighter bomber
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1940 -
Lockheed PV 1 Ventura,
Medium Bomber
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1942 -
Lockheed C-60 A Lodestar,
Transport
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The Lodestar was based on the Lockheed model
18. During the 2nd world war it was used to
transport cargo and personnel. From 1940 on,
the military versions C-56, C-57, C-59 and
C-60 were produced, whereof the C-60A was the
most successful type with 325 built. After
the war, many were sold to private hands for
use as cargo or executive transports.
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1943 -
Lockheed Model 49 Constellation,
Passenger / transport aircraft
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1944 -
Lockheed P 80 A Shooting Star,
Fighter bomber and tactical reconnaissance aircraft
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1945 -
Lockheed P 2 V Neptune,
Long Range Sea Patrol and ASW-Aircraft
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Between 1945 and 1962 some 1195 were manufactured.
They were in use in the USA, Brazil, Portugal,
France, Japan, Argentina, Australia and the
Netherlands.
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1948 -
Lockheed C 121 G Super Constellation,
Long range transport and airliner
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The C121 is the military variant of the L 1949, one
of the last long range airliners fitted with piston
engines.
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1949 -
Lockheed 580,
Trainer
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1953 -
Lockheed EC 121 D Constellation,
Radar Early Warning Aircraft
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1954 -
Lockheed C 130 Hercules,
Transport
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The C 130 is the standard transport aircraft of the
last quarter of the 20iest century. It is in other
than transport roles in use, for example as long
range patrol, reconnaissance, gunship and electronic
warfare.
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1955 -
Lockheed AC-130 Spectre,
Ground Attack Aircraft
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1958 -
Lockheed F 94 A Starfire,
Fighter Interceptor
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1959 -
Lockheed P 3 Orion,
Sea Patrol and ASW Aircraft
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1961 -
Lockheed U 2,
High altitude reconnaissance aircraft
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1962 -
Lockheed C 140 Jetstar,
Corporate jet
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1963 -
Lockheed F 104 G Starfighter,
Fighter / Bomber
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Designed by Kelly Johnson as a light and fast inter-
ceptor, the Starfighter was developed to be a all
weather fighter bomber. It was not easy to handle
and so, a very high number of crashes occured.
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1967 -
Lockheed SR 71 Blackbird,
Strategic Reconnaissance
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1967 -
Lockheed YF 12 A,
Fighter interceptor
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1969 -
Lockheed C 5 Galaxy,
Heavy Transport Aircraft
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1972 -
Lockheed C 141 Starlifter,
Heavy Transport
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1972 -
Lockheed S 3 Viking,
Carrier based sub hunter
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1981 -
Lockheed F 117 A Night Hawk,
Stealth fighter bomber
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1988 -
Lockheed P 3 Sentinel,
AWACS
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1996 -
Lockheed C 130 J Hercules II,
Transport
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1997 -
Lockheed / Boeing F 22 Raptor,
Fighter Bomber
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2000 -
Lockheed Martin X 35 JSF Joint Strike Fighter,
Fighter Bomber
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