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News archive: Lockheed Martin Stalker

Every Bulletin story and press release covering Lockheed Martin Stalker, newest first.

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20 July

ReleaseRedwire announces major expansion in Huntsville, scaling production of combat-proven UAS and mission-critical space infrastructure

7 April

ReleaseRedwire expands European footprint, opens UK office to support Ministry of Defence programs

17 November 2025

ReleaseRedwire opens new facility in Michigan to increase production of critical fuel cells for Stalker UAS

14 August 2025 The Army will evaluate the Stalker UAS during hands-on flight operations in the coming months.

Edge Autonomy gains Army Stalker UAS contract

In its prototype phase, the Stalker includes sensors, autonomous mobility and modular payloads for surveillance and intelligence in contested environments.

14 July 2025

ReleaseRedwire announces addition of the Edge Autonomy Stalker uncrewed aerial system to Department of Defense’s Blue List of approved drones

6 June 2025

ReleaseEdge Autonomy grows European Union footprint with grand opening of expanded office in Riga, Latvia

20 January 2025

ReleaseRedwire announces acquisition of Edge Autonomy; transformational transaction creates a multi-domain, scaled and profitable space and defense tech company

9 January 2025 The VXE30 Stalker with 'Havoc' configuration in flight.

Edge enhances Stalker UAS with Havoc configuration

The Havoc upgrade doubles the VXE30’s endurance and payload capacity, improving its versatility for various military operations.

2 January 2025

ReleaseEdge Autonomy expands U.S. Navy Marine Corps small tactical unmanned aircraft systems Long Range/Long Endurance support

27 October 2022 The Stalker was flying an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) mission to detect a simulated military target.

Red Hat brings AI innovation to Lockheed Martin

With Red Hat Device Edge, Lockheed Martin is equipping U.S. military platforms, such as the Stalker unmanned aerial system, with advanced software that was previously too large and complex for these systems.