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Lockheed Martin Opens $17.1M Hypersonics Lab

17,000 SF System Integration Facility Completed In Huntsville

Lockheed Martin announced the opening of a new 17,000-square-foot Hypersonics System Integration Lab at its Huntsville campus in Alabama. The $17.1 million capital investment was completed in just over a year and reinforces the company’s commitment to delivering rapid and reliable solutions to defense partners and maintaining U.S. strategic superiority in hypersonic technology.

In response to global threats evolving at unprecedented speed, the defense community has turned its attention to technologies that can outrun and outmaneuver potential adversaries. Hypersonic weapons travel at five times the speed of sound and have become the central pillar of modernization efforts.

Jim Romero, Vice President of Hypersonic Strike Weapon Systems for Lockheed Martin Space said, “Lockheed Martin’s commitment to North Alabama is stronger than ever, and this new facility is a clear demonstration of that dedication. Built to house advanced engineering and integration capabilities, it will play a pivotal role in positioning Lockheed Martin as the industry leader in hypersonic defense and deterrence technology. We’re proud to celebrate the addition of this advanced hub to our Huntsville campus.”

The integration facility enables the reinforcement of a deterrence posture by bringing together state-of-the-art simulation tools, advanced test equipment, and a world-class integration environment under one roof. These serve to protect our country and allies at the same time as shortening development cycles and fielding higher performance systems for the U.S. Army.

Holly Molmer, Program Management Director for Lockheed Martin said, “Hypersonic weapons are reshaping the future of military defense by delivering unmatched speed and maneuverability that outpace traditional threats. Their rapid response capability strengthens deterrence, ensuring potential adversaries understand that any aggression can be met instantly and decisively. As the pace of conflict accelerates, hypersonic systems become essential to preserving peace and protecting national security.”

FMI:  www.lockheedmartin.com/

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