Lockheed Martin today released its media briefing schedule for the 2008 Singapore Airshow. Briefings will take place in the Lockheed Martin Chalet: Chalet Number CS02 unless otherwise designated below.

  Tuesday, February 19
  -- 10:00 a.m. -- "F-35 Lightning II: The Future of Global Security
     Cooperation is Now"
       -- George Standridge, Vice President, F-35 Business Development
       -- Please note: Briefing will take place at the Singapore Airshow
          Press Center located in the Main Exhibition Hall: Function Room B
  The F-35 Lightning II is being designed and produced globally, providing
  an unprecedented, positive effect on strategic military, economic and
  political relationships in its world-wide consortium. Join George
  Standridge, Vice President of F-35 Business Development, as he discusses
  the program's transition from development to production, and its pace-
  setting laboratory and flight testing milestones.

  -- 12:00 p.m. -- "Lockheed Martin Aeronautics: Meeting Global Challenges,
     Performing to Plan, Exceeding Expectations."  Lockheed Martin Chalet:
     Chalet Number CS02
       -- John Larson, Vice President, F-16 and T-50 Programs
  "Disciplined Performance" is the best way to describe the battle-changing
  capabilities that Lockheed Martin Aeronautics products bring to customers.
  John Larson, Vice President, F-16 and T-50 Programs, will review the
  strength of the company's major fighter and air mobility programs as well
  as their relevance in today's defense environment, with special emphasis
  on systems in operation with or of interest to Asian nations - the F-16,
  C-130J, T-50, P-3 and F-35.

  -- 1:00 p.m. -- "Battle Proven Solutions for Modern Warfare and National
     Defense"  Lockheed Martin Chalet: Chalet Number CS02 (Note: Lunch will
     be served during this session)
       -- Joe Garland, Vice President, International Business Development
  Mr. Garland will discuss the latest news demonstrating the superior
  performance of combat-proven systems.  These include the Sniper(R)
  Advanced Targeting Pod, AH-64D Apache Longbow Arrowhead(R) system,
  HELLFIRE II(R) and Longbow(TM) HELLFIRE, Javelin(TM), ATACMS(R), and
  GMLRS(R) currently being used in theatre. New product updates include the
  Pathfinder system that brings situational awareness to cargo/utility
  aircraft fleets, the DAGR(TM) guidance kit that converts a 2.75-inch/70mm
  rocket into a low-cost precision-strike weapon that is interoperable with
  HELLFIRE II, the embedded Electro-Optical Targeting System (EOTS) for the
  F-35, and JASSM(R), the world's most advanced cruise missile.  For air and
  missile defense he will discuss the battle-proven PAC-3(R) missile and the
  next-generation THAAD(TM) system.

  -- 2:00 p.m. -- "Lockheed Martin and the Global Marketplace"  Lockheed
     Martin Chalet: Chalet Number CS02
       -- Rick Kirkland, Lockheed Martin President, South Asia
  Rick Kirkland, Lockheed Martin President, South Asia, will discuss the
  importance of international sales to the vitality of Lockheed Martin's
  overall business, and the blend of strategies it uses to win and keep
  international business. He also will discuss the company's international
  successes and the way Lockheed Martin adapts to a dynamic global
  marketplace.


  Wednesday, February 20
  -- 10:00 a.m. -- "T-50 Golden Eagle: Advanced Jet Trainer for Next
     Generation Fighter Pilots" Lockheed Martin Chalet: Chalet Number CS02
       -- JR Wildridge, Director, T-50 Business Development
  The future has arrived. Modern aircraft require pilot skills that current
  trainers cannot address. JR Wildridge, Business Development Director of
  the T-50 Program, will explain how the T-50 aircraft delivers a total
  advanced training system that will bridge the gap between basic flight
  training and high-performance fighters. It is the trainer aircraft that
  will introduce a new generation of pilots to the power of modern, advanced
  fighters.

  -- 1:00 p.m. -- "Global Sustainment -- Delivering Affordable Life-Cycle
     Support Solutions" Lockheed Martin Chalet: Chalet Number CS02
       -- Willy Moore, Deputy Vice President, Global Sustainment
  As the original equipment manufacturer of thousands of sophisticated
  aircraft, Lockheed Martin brings a breadth of experience in enhancing
  military aircraft readiness; lower aircraft support costs and increased
  capability for all our programs -- domestically and abroad. Join Willy
  Moore, Deputy Vice President, Global Sustainment, as he explains how we
  deliver the best value for aircraft capability through Performance Based
  Logistics.

Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin employs about 140,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services. The Corporation reported 2007 sales of $41.9 billion.

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