Strengthening the Nation's Arsenal of Freedom
Hypersonic Weapon Systems
Advanced missile and hypersonic vehicle technologies will enhance end-to-end strike force systems, increasing the potential for deterring future threats.
Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW)
The Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) program combines critical high-speed flight technologies and accelerates the weaponization of air-to-ground hypersonic strike capabilities for the U.S. Air Force.
Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS)
CPS is a hypersonic boost-glide missile development and test program that provides longer range, shorter flight times, and high survivability against enemy defenses.
Long Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW)
LRHW will leverage the common hypersonic glide body and introduce a new class of ultrafast and maneuverable long-range missiles with the ability to launch from ground mobile platforms.
Next Generation Glide Body (NxGB)
Next Generation Glide Body (NxGB) will be built to support the nation's growing need for scaled production to enable long-range strike options, and can be launched from multiple platforms across multiple warfighting domains.
Hypersonic systems are no longer a concept, they are real-world capabilities.
We are leveraging decades of experience to shape a new warfighting dynamic.
As hypersonic capabilities become increasingly critical for the nation and its allies, our world-class workforce and continuous investments allow us to deliver these capabilities faster than anyone else.
Tomorrow's Solutions Today
Transitioning hypersonic technology from prototype to fleet deployment requires a shift from pure speed to scalable production, platform integration, and operational mass. Lockheed Martin is scaling the nation's hypersonic enterprise through digital engineering, modular architectures, and manufacturing-first designs that deliver affordable deterrence at speed.
High-Rate Manufacturing
Cost Reduction
Multi-Platform Integration
Maneuver & Range
Command & Control
Fast. Precise. Unstoppable.
Blink and you'll miss it! The average blink takes about 300 milliseconds. In that same amount of time, a hypersonic missile can fly the length of seven football fields.
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The Future Is Built Here.
The future isn't imagined at Lockheed Martin, it's built from the ground up by a dynamic team of engineers, technicians and leaders. The employees at our sites in Huntsville and Courtland, Alabama work toward strengthening the nation's Arsenal of Freedom every single day.
Complex missions call for the best.
Decades of dedication and innovation brought us here. Today, our teams across artificial intelligence, machine learning, software engineering and advanced systems are paving the way for capabilities that define future battlefields.
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