Organizations

Lockheed Martin

2011

The world's largest defense contractor. Its Skunk Works division employed Steve Justice, and James Lacatski's book examines Lockheed's 2011 "Kona Blue" bid to place alleged non-human material under a Special Access Program. The company denies possessing alien technology.

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Connections (6)

confirmedSteve Justice

Skunk Works program director there before TTSA

Source: TTSA launch (PRNewswire, 2017)

confirmedJames Lacatski

his book examines its 2011 "Kona Blue" bid

Source: To The Stars Academy disclosures; company statements

confirmedJames T. Ryder

Vice President of the Space Systems Advanced Technology Center (ATC), Palo Alto

Source: Lockheed Martin press release, Jul 23 2009 (news.lockheedmartin.com)

confirmedEdward "Pete" Aldridge Jr.

joined the board of directors in 2003

Source: Lockheed Martin press release, 2003

confirmedMike Turner

his top defense-sector campaign donor (~$183k since 2001)

Source: OpenSecrets, Mike Turner donor summary

disputedLuis Elizondo

named it as a legacy-program contractor; company denied it

Source: Elizondo legacy-program statements; company responses (2023-24)

Part of The Red Thread Files — an independent, evidence-first investigation into the UAP, USO, and consciousness question. Confidence labels (confirmed / reported / disputed) are an automated approximation based on the wording and directness of each source, not a verdict. Corrections: sddgfeedback@gmail.com.