Background At their Aeronautical Systems plants in Marietta, Georgia, Lockheed Martin were developing the US Air Force’s latest air-superiority fighter, the F-22. From a software point of view, the program was especially interesting as it overlapped with the introduction of Ada as the US Department of Defense’s preferred language. The sheer scale of the F-22 software development required multiple-location working, with the Display and Missio

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