John's Portfolio: LOCKHEED MARTIN

F-22 RAPTOR

A. T. F. ADVANCED TACTICAL FIGHTER PROGRAM

F - 2 2 R A P T O R

ATF PROPOSAL COVERS

UPDATED INSIGNIA FOR FINAL SUCCESSFUL PHASE OF TEAM COMPETITION

VIKING 86 CALENDAR

R A P T O R

The Design Comp above played a significant role in my getting the job with Lockheed. The interviewer asked a lot of questions about it. Later, as my supervisor, he politely asked me to stow the comp and not show it again. After being granted a Secret Level Security Clearance and beginning work at the Skunk Works on the F-22 Raptor project, I quickly discovered why my painting had been of concern. It had exposed closely guarded stealth design secrets as well as the overall faceted nature of both the F117A Stealth and, to a lesser extent, the F-22 Raptor pictured below-both classified at the time.

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Lockheed Martin

This was the Skunk Works assembly plant in Burbank where the F117A Stealth Fighter was hand assembled. We worked on the floor marked by the green arrow in the above image. The finished F-117 Nighthawk was test flown at Area 51, Groom Lake Nevada.

Lockheed Martin

NAVY ADVANCED TACTICAL FIGHTER

EXHIBIT DESIGN

LOCKHEED WAR ROOM:

For this dressed up P3 conference room, I used design cues from my Network Communications Set Design at Horizons Pavilion EPCOT Center, bringing concept full circle to real world application.