Lockheed Martin CEO Jim Taiclet said on the company's Oct. 22 earnings call that Vectis, its planned Collaborative Combat Aircraft entry, is being designed so allies can buy it without a separate U.S.-only configuration. Vectis is meant for air-to-air and strike missions alongside crewed jets. Lockheed is aiming at the Air Force's CCA Increment 2, expected within two years, while Increment 1 aircraft from Anduril and General Atomics are in flight testing.