Lockheed Martin demonstrates AI-driven battle management prototype for Guam missile defense system

• Lockheed Martin demonstrated an AI-driven Guam Defense System battle management prototype in a simulated operational environment at Fort Bliss.
• Prototype fused data into a single air picture, applied AI analytics, delivered fire-direction recommendations to speed engagements and conserve interceptors.
• Earned a phase 2 evaluation invitation following a June 2026 U.S. Army call; integrated multiple IAMD systems in under two months.
• Open-architecture design supported rapid software integration, real-time updates, and third-party planning inputs to adapt to changing conditions.
• System integrated into the lab environment within 24 hours of arrival; demonstration cited as meeting all criteria within a week.

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