News - archive
20 October 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the Autumn 2006 edition of its quarterly corporate news magazine Interaction, featuring the company's prestigious contract to provide Link 16 training to the Finnish Air Force over the next three years.
9 October 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS is seeking an instructor to develop and deliver training, covering both the technical and operational aspects of Tactical Data Links. You will also have the opportunity to manage and contribute as a subject matter expert to the development of high-quality TDL Computer Based Training (vacancy filled).
6 October 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS is seeking a Security and Export Control Manager to ensure the smooth running of both functions within the company. You will be responsible for all security matters, arranging clearance for classified visits overseas and export control licensing - vacancy no longer available.
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September 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS was a Gold Sponsor at the 2006
International Data Link Symposium, held in Copenhagen, Denmark from 19 to 21
September. The symposium proved a great success and helped to re-emphasise and
reinforce the Company’s Industry-leading position in the TDL domain -
view our TDL capabilities.
16 August 2006 - Having won a contract to provide Link 16 related training to the Finnish Air Force (FiAF), Lockheed Martin STASYS is delighted to add the FiAF to its already impressive defence customer base - view Defence Customer Base.
31 July 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has a number of Contract positions in the UK and Europe and is looking for experienced Aviation Professionals, Air Traffic Controllers, Air Traffic Management Experts and Project Managers with a variety of industry background and skills - view Contract Opportunities.
17 July 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the Summer 2006 edition of its quarterly corporate news magazine Interaction, featuring the official opening of the Swift laboratory at Farnborough Aerospace Centre.
29 June 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS is proud to be a full participant in the UK's Missile Defence Centre (MDC), a joint UK Government and Industry initiative that is providing an interface between the UK and the US Missile Defence Agency (MDA), and a forum for the exchange of ideas and capabilities between UK and US industry - view updated Ballistic Missile Defence and Space Operations page.
14 June 2006 - PUMA is a real-time software capability developed by Lockheed Martin STASYS to control, monitor and record data from a MIDS Low Volume Terminal (LVT) for post test analysis - view product description.
14 June 2006 - Lockheed Martin has released a movie starring the state-of-the-art Swift laboratory which enables civil and military customers to collaborate on solutions to emerging threats and operational challenges using network enabled capabilities - view Swift movie.
14 June 2006 - Jane's Defence Weekly magazine has published an article on the opening of Lockheed Martin's Swift laboratory, and an interview with Lockheed Martin UK Chief Executive Ian Stopps.
7 June 2006 - Variable Message Format (VMF) messages provide a common means of exchanging digital data and are applicable to a broad range of tactical communications systems. Lockheed Martin STASYS is growing within the VMF arena and delivers VMF training courses - view updated VMF description.
5 June 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS is pleased to announce that the UK Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff (Equipment Capability), Lt General Sir Robert Fulton, formally opened Lockheed Martin's Swift laboratory situated at the Farnborough Aerospace Centre, Hampshire, UK, on Monday, 5 June 2006 - more information.
2 June 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the 2007 schedule for its world-renowned tiered Tactical Data Link training courses. Courses are offered at Lockheed Martin STASYS office centres or may be delivered at client sites worldwide - more information.
26 May 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the Spring 2006 edition of its quarterly corporate news magazine interaction, reporting that the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration FMV is evaluating the Coalition Interoperability Process CiOP.
17 February 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published contact details for its Farnborough and Singapore office centres. The Farnborough centre is home to Swift, a software demonstration and experimentation facility - see Farnborough and Singapore information pages.
1 February 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published a special Maastricht 2006 edition of its quarterly corporate news magazine interaction, focusing on "European Skies of the Future".
6 January 2006 - Lockheed Martin STASYS's Command and Battlespace Management (CBM) Business Area provides specialist advice and support to military customers in the fields of Command and Control concepts, equipment procurement and implementation - view updated CBM page.
24 November 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the Autumn 2005 edition of its quarterly corporate news magazine "interaction", focusing on Computer Based Training.
3 November 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS are seeking a Software Integration Facility Manager to lead a team currently being established to run and manage our Information Systems and Solutions demonstration and experimentation laboratory, known as Swift - view job specification.
11 October 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS Web Services offers a one-stop-shop for all your web needs from requirement to delivery and beyond - view updated Web Services report.
6 October 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS offers extensive expertise in the conceptual and practical aspects of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) systems - view updated UAVs information.
16 September 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has announced the launch of its Tactical Data Link (TDL) Computer Based Training (CBT) package.
25 August 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has expanded and updated its range of world-renowned tiered Tactical Data Link Training Courses - more information.
17 August 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the Summer 2005 edition of its quarterly corporate news magazine interaction, focusing on "Coherent Information Interoperability is Essential for Integrated Homeland Security".
20 June 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the 2006 schedule for its world-renowned tiered Tactical Data Link training courses. Courses are offered at Lockheed Martin STASYS office centres or may be delivered at client sites worldwide - more information.
8 June 2005 - Contact details for our office in Canberra, Australia, are changing - more information.
1 June 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has published the Spring 2005 edition of its quarterly corporate news magazine "interaction", focusing on "SSR Mode S - A Challenge for Civil/Military Interoperability".
24 May 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS can provide services as an S-Cat (Services Category) supplier through the Office of Government Commerce procedure that all UK government departments may use for procurement of services.
26 April 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS is delighted with the interest its computer based training packages triggered at the Latin America Aero and Defence (LAAD) 2005 exhibition.
21 March 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS has opened new offices in Malvern, UK, to accommodate its growing number of employees who enjoy the quality of life in the area.
4 March 2005 - Lockheed Martin STASYS’ new Board officially met for the first time on completion of the acquisition of STASYS Limited by Lockheed Martin Corporation.
28 February 2005 - Lockheed Martin Corporation has completed its acquisition of STASYS Limited. STASYS' strong capabilities in the communications arena complement Lockheed Martin’s broad portfolio of net-centric technologies in the U.S. and abroad.
