Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Training (MST) Dedicated to Flawless Performance and Customer Success

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“We do hard things in this company, and that’s what our customers look to us for … to help them to solve their toughest problems, achieve their most critical missions.”

Marillyn A. Hewson CEO and President

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Information Systems &

Global Solutions Aeronautics Missiles and

Fire Control Space

Systems Mission Systems

and Training

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Affordability Innovative solutions at

the right cost

Our Business Focus

Customer Relationships Working together to

achieve mission success

Program Performance On-time, on budget

solutions

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Broad Portfolio of Solutions Integrated Warfare Systems & Sensors • Aegis • TPQ-53 • Electronic Warfare • AMDR

Undersea Systems • ARCI/Virginia Class • Marlin • Advanced Train

Management

Ship & Aviation Systems • LCS • MH-60 • Desert Hawk • Lighter-than-Air

New Ventures • Nanotechnology • Supply Chain Management • OTEC • Biomass

Training and Logistics Solutions • F-35 Training Simulator • Close Combat Tactical

Trainer • LM-STAR® Performance

Based Logistics • Aircrew Training and

Rehearsal Support (ATARS)

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MST at a Glance

• MST’s approximately 18,000 employees are located at sites across the U.S. and Canada, as well as onsite with customers in many locations.

• Our business encompasses over 1000 programs in 40 domestic and international locations.

Each star indicates a main MST site.

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Unmanned Systems

• Optionally-piloted cargo aircraft system

• Persistent surveillance platforms with situational awareness

• ISR platforms for ultra long endurance missions

• Multi-mission surveillance of undersea threats

• Autonomous subsea inspections

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LM MST UAS Programs

Indago Mass: 5 lbs/2.3 kg Range: 5/10km End: 45-50 min Simple ops Hover and stare Common GCS Dual EO/IR gimbal Autonomous ops Folding 1-piece

Fury Mass: 385 pounds Range: 1,500 mi End: 15+ hours EW,SIGINT SAR payloads BLOS ISTAR Heavy fuel Rail launch Net recovery

Desert Hawk III Mass: 8 lbs 3.7kg Range: 15km End: 90 min Quiet, High winds, Precise man packable ISTAR

Desert Hawk EER SURGE-V Mass: 16 lbs/6.8 kg Range: 25km Endurance: 3 hrs/ 7 hrs Long endurance, Mult payloads Precise ISTAR Comms Relay, ES payloads

KMAX Mass: 12,000 lbs 5,443 kg Range: 306–1,150 mi 494-1852 km End: 2.5-12+ hrs Lift: 6K# @ SL ft 4k# @ 15K ft BLOS cargo xfr

PTDS Length: 114 Ft 35m Payload: 1,100 lbs 500 kg Oper Alt: 5,000 ft Radar Hzn: 100nm Power and fiber optic tether Mobile mooring

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Fury® 1500 UAS

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Fury (Block 10) Baseline

MGTOW 375 lbs

Wingspan 17.33ft

Length 6.8 ft

Max Useful Load 195 lbs

Payload Power 1500 W

Loiter Speed 65-90 kts

Dash Speed 110 kts

Max Range 1400 nm

Max Altitude 15 k ft

Endurance 15.5 hrs

BLOS Bandwidth

1.2+ Mbps

Custom 27hp Heavy Fuel Engine

EO/IR (Cobalt 190 & TASE 400 Flown)

LOS Antennas

Plug and Play Payload Bay

Mission Payload SATCOM

Multi-Band (UHF/L/X) SAR

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