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The F-35’s ability to information across the battlespace makes it a powerful force multiplier.

All of the Above

The is designed to control drones, including the U.S. Air Force’s future fleet of Collaborative Combat Aircraft.

“What I’m excited about, honestly: take this aircraft and put a fleet of CCA that are capable of flying with it, executing missions off of it,” Lt. Col. Philip Jackson. “That’s a pretty amazing capability.”

Future Focused

Lockheed Martin continues to work on new technologies that further enhance F-35 operations with drones – today and over the horizon.

Lockheed Martin and industry partners recently demonstrated end to end connectivity including command and control of a drone in flight utilizing the same hardware and software architectures that it has built for future F-35 flight testing. These architectures allow Lockheed Martin to not only prove out crewed-uncrewed teaming capabilities, but also incrementally develop and improve them, bringing the U.S. Air Force’s family of systems vision to life.