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1. Lockheed Martin wins $17 billion defense contract from the United States to develop missile interceptors against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
   2024-04-16 11:36:58 (First version)
2. Lockheed Martin wins a $17 billion defense contract from the U.S. government to develop missile interceptors against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
   2024-04-17 09:37:55 (Update)
3. Lockheed Martin wins a $17 billion defense contract from the U.S. government to develop anti-ballistic missiles.
   (Current version)

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