Lockheed CEO Stevens: U.S. Risks Ceding Space Leadership Without Increased Funding, Emphasis 

The United States risks losing its military dominance in space and its preeminence as an explorer if more funding is not provided for programs in the void beyond Earth, Robert Stevens, chairman, president and CEO of Lockheed Martin Corp. said. "Put simply: There is no substitute or alternative to...

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