Lockheed Martin will lay off 10% of its Greenville, SC workforce due to the U.S. Air Force not renewing an F-16 maintenance ...

Lockheed Martin will reduce its Greenville workforce after the Air Force chose not to extend its F-16 sustainment contract ...

The F-16 Fighting Falcon, a mainstay of the US Air Force and over 25 allied nations for nearly five decades, remains in high ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Aerospace defense company Lockheed Martin has announced it will be laying off approximately 10% of the ...

Lockheed Martin will be letting go about 10% of workers at its Greenville facility following the non-renewal a contract.

With the largest defense budget in the world, the United States spares no expense to make sure it has the largest military ...

Almost four decades since its introduction, the F-16 is far from being shelved, with approximately 2,600 still in service ...

Lockheed Martin announced on Friday, June 20, ... The layoffs come after the U.S. Air Force's decision not to renew a $900 million contract for F-16 maintenance, which closed in April 2025.

Lockheed Martin will lay off 10% of its Greenville, SC workforce due to the U.S. Air Force not renewing an F-16 maintenance contract. The layoffs, impacting up to 180 jobs, are a result of cost ...