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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Skunk Works

A Personal Memoir of My Years of Lockheed

Book • 1995

Mentioned by

David Rosenthal

Mentioned in 10 episodes

Recommended by

David Rosenthal

as a captivating autobiography of the Skunk Works division.

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Recommended by

Karn Saheb

as an inspirational book for engineering teams.

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Recommended by

Trae Stephens

as a book for those interested in the history of defense technology innovation.

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Mentioned by

Keller Clifton

when referring to the Lockheed Martin factory that made new stealth aircraft.

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Mentioned by

Trae Stephens

as a favorite at Anduril, offering insights into the history and evolution of the US defense industry.

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Mentioned by

Bryan Cantrill

as one of three books that impacted him professionally.

Mentioned by

Randy Shoup

as a book describing a generative culture.

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Recommended by

Paul Madera

as a case study in innovative product development using small, capable teams.

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Mentioned by the host as a book that he owns, with inside information about the Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works.

Recommended by

Paul Madera

as a fascinating story of technology and teamwork in creating world-changing products.

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Mentioned by Tim Burnham, highlighting a story from a CIA pilot about a coincidental nuclear test.

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Mentioned by

Lex Fridman

as his favorite book about Lockheed Martin and its engineering marvels.

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