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Lockheed's new facility set to soar

Leroy Jeter came to Bellevue seven years ago to head a unit of Lockheed Martin Corp. that worked for the Air Force. His crew had 20 people. Today, Lockheed has 240 people in Bellevue offices and at Offutt Air Force Base, 150 of whome will soon settle into Lockheed's new building west of Bellevue.




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