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A passion for invention
and a relentless dedi-
cation to excellence.
These are qualities that
America’s pioneers in
space have used to meet
the great challenges of
exploration, bringing
the benefits of space to
people on Earth in their
everyday lives. Lockheed
Martin has a long history
of supporting America’s
space program and
NASA— delivering the
extraordinary to meet
the next great challenge.
Delivering Original Solutions: Helping Customers Achieve The Extraordinary
The Atlas III serves our commercial launch customers
worldwide with dependable access to space. Our next-
generation Atlas V is set to launch in 2002 and will offer
customers increased lift capability and improved reliability
at lower cost.
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Milstar II is the Department of Defense’s most
technologically advanced communications satellite,
providing highly secure global communications links
for the U.S. military.
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The External Tank, supplied by Lockheed Martin, has
flown on every Space Shuttle since the first mission in
1981 with 100 percent mission success, supporting
NASA’s goals of space exploration and habitation.
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In 2001, the Mars Odyssey spacecraft reached its
destination for its mission to map the Martian surface in
detail, search for water and answer some of science’s
greatest questions about Earth’s nearest planetary
neighbor. Lockheed Martin is proud to work with NASA
in all its missions, including planetary exploration.
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