Media Advisory: Lockheed Martin Canada to Open New Maritime Advanced Training and Test Site (MATTS) in Dartmouth, NS

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Thu Jul 30, 2009 6:06am EDT

  OTTAWA, ONTARIO, Jul 30 (MARKET WIRE) -- 
Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT)


What:        Lockheed Martin will host an opening ceremony for its new
             Atlantic Canada facility in Dartmouth, which will support the
             combat system modernization of Canadian Navy's Halifax-class
             frigates.

Who:         Executives and representatives from Lockheed Martin; senior
             leaders from the Canadian Navy - Maritime Forces Atlantic;
             Premier Darrell Dexter; business and community leaders

When:        Friday, July 31 (10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. AST)

Where:       Maritime Advanced Training and Test Site (MATTS)
             40 Highfield Drive
             Dartmouth, NS

Interview:   Premier Dexter and other government officials, senior Navy
             personnel and Lockheed Martin executives will be available for
             interviews.

Background:  Built principally to support Lockheed Martin Canada's role as
             prime contractor for the Combat Systems Integration (CSI)
             modernization effort on the Halifax-class frigate, the 100,000
             sq. ft MATTS facility will host critical training systems,
             simulation and testing labs, and a new Technology
             Collaboration Centre, that will provide a near-at-sea
             environment for Canadian businesses to test and develop
             solutions to meet the needs of the Canadian Navy. It will be
             the permanent home of Lockheed Martin Canada's Atlantic
             operations and will provide the facilities and resources to
             allow the company to continue and grow on its 25-year legacy
             as the Navy's combat systems integrator.


    

Contacts:
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Michael Barton
613-862-6686 (cell)
Michael.Barton@lmco.com
www.lockheedmartin.com

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