Lockheed Martin to cut 2,000 jobs at Marietta facility

Facing cost pressures on the F-22 and plans to meet an internal goal to cut C-130J costs by $10 million, Lockheed Martin Aeronautical Systems said yesterday it will eliminate up to 2,000 positions over the next year. About 9,550 people work at its Marietta, Ga., plant. The cuts are in addition to...

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