Ed Lovick 
Radar Man 
of the 
Lockheed Skunk Works
Ed Lovick's Writings
Radar Man: a Personal History of Stealth
By Edward Lovick, Jr

Ed Lovick tells what it was like to be the first radar reflections reduction engineer in the Skunk Works, from the 1950s to 1990.

Browse the back cover, Table of Contents and Index from 'Radar Man'


Ed (left), and Robert Plott, CIA, 1964 lightning strike tests of the A-12 OXCART nose

Excerpts from 'Radar Man'
U-2:
A car crashes into building 82 in Burbank where U-2s are being secretly modified
A-12, predecessor to the SR-71 Blackbird: Ed has to think quickly to save the aircraft from never being built
F-117: Ed devises an historic analogy for its Radar Signature that helps to win the program

What Catches Ed's Eye Lately?

Ed has been developing a universe theory of his own for years...



Other Subjects he's interested in...

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