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Pete Hegseth, Lockheed Martin and Fort Worth

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth praises F-35 workers during visit to Lockheed Martin plant in Fort Worth

During a visit to Lockheed Martin's massive Fort Worth plant, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth praised the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet and the workers who build it.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth presses Lockheed Martin, defense companies to work faster

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Pete Hegseth gives fiery ‘warrior’ speech to Lockheed Martin workers in Fort Worth

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to visit Elon Musk's Starbase on Monday

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is visiting Brownsville and Fort Worth on Monday to tour SpaceX and Lockheed Martin facilities.

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‘Arsenal Of Freedom’ Hits Texas: Hegseth Highlights Lockheed And SpaceX For Military Readiness

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to visit Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth

Aviation Week Network

Lockheed Reveals Extended-Range Seahawk Concept Proposals

Lockheed Martin is developing two concepts for greatly extending the range of the Sikorsky MH-60R/S Seahawk to offer to the U.S. Navy as alternatives to the crewed helicopter in the Future Vertical Lift-Maritime Strike (FVL-MS) family. The Advanced Single Main Rotor (A-SMR) concept proposes adding a...

Defense Daily

Record F-35 Deliveries, PAC-3 Production Framework Show Lockheed Martin Stepping Up, Hegseth Says

Record deliveries of the F-35 fighter in 2025 and a recent agreement with the Defense Department to triple production of Patriot Advanced Capability

Breaking Defense

Pentagon, Lockheed Martin announce plans to triple PAC-3 production

The deal comes as the Defense Department seeks to overhaul its acquisition apparatus to prioritize speed and as top officials have promised industry steady demand signals — and bigger awards — if companies make deeper investments into developing new products and expanding infrastructure.

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Defense Stocks Surge After Trump Calls For $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget

Shares of Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin surged in early trading on Thursday, headlining broader gains for defense stocks after President Donald Trump called for a $1.5 trillion defense budget—reversing yesterday’s declines after Trump criticized the industry.