June 29, 2010
FORT WORTH, Texas, - Code One, the award-winning airpower magazine published by Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), has officially unveiled its newly updated and expanded website (http://www.codeonemagazine.com/). The new website, like the print magazine, reports on all Lockheed Martin Aeronautics aircraft, air vehicles and systems.
"The new Code One website reflects the rapidly expanding digital communications world," said Joe LaMarca, vice president of communications for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics . "The new site allows for much more timely and in-depth coverage of the entire family of Lockheed Martin aircraft. Most importantly, the site continues the magazine's focus on the activities of the customer communities that fly our aircraft."
The new site features current and archived articles from Code One magazine; updated news about Lockheed Martin aircraft and the units flying them; historic photographs; photo galleries; as well as current and archived videos, including the first flights of many legacy and current Lockheed Martin aircraft. The new site will also regularly highlight recent ground and flight test accomplishments on the F-35 Lightning II fighter program. Additional types of aircraft-related content will be added as the site matures. The new Code One website takes full advantage of new media and search engines, such as Digg(R), Facebook(R) and Twitter(R).
Code One originated as a product support publication for F-111 and F-16 aircraft in 1986. Through the next 25 years, the scope of the magazine expanded beyond tactical aircraft to include air mobility, maritime patrol and reconnaissance, and cutting-edge air vehicles. The magazine debuted its Internet site in 1996. The site has been revised several times since then, but none to the extent of this most recent update.
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