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Later, when Marietta [her boss] does her end-of-day statistical roundup, sitting in her private office at 9:00 P.

Any one who's worked at Martin Marietta in the past (now part of Lockheed) will recognize this.

My family also lives in Marietta (east Cobb), although I go to school at Auburn.

I worked on a system at Martin Marietta in the late 80's and early 90's where we created tiled maps for use by the US Army.

I was born and raised in Atlanta, Marietta specifically.

I’m looking at the apartment I use to live in Marietta that I paid $700 a month for in 2003 and it’s now $1100 a month and still gets decent reviews.

C8 poisoning still affects huge amount of the Mid Ohio Valley to this very day, and despite what the map says the area from Marietta to Ravenswood along the river still has a disproportionately high number of non-natural illnesses.

He worked on a version of SLS in 1989 in Martin Marietta that would have cost $1B and been ready in the second half of the 90s and would be retiring soon after many successful flight to Mars (and to the Moon), but instead we got SLS and Orion so we need Starship to get anything done.

Later, when Marietta does her end-of-day statistical roundup, sitting in her private office at 9:00pm, she will see the name of each employee and next to it, the amount of time spent reading this memo, and her reaction, based on the time spent, will go something like this: Less than 10 min.: Time for an employee conference and possible attitude counseling.

Martin Marietta built what they called the "Proof Test Capsule", which was a similar to the pair that flew and was used for ground-based system integration testing.

This is a great example of the kind of "viewgraph engineering" that Martin Marietta (a predecessor of Lockheed Martin) was so great at.

Marietta, before they got rolled up into Lockheed Martin via mergers, once got in trouble because they submitted a bid wherein they assumed "full-time" would be 43 hours per week and set their time projections accordingly.

Heck when I lived in metro Atlanta, I lived in Marietta, Decatur, John’s Creek and finally outside of Cumming.

So were Lockheed and Martin-Marietta, and Northrop with Grumman, etc.

To use your example, the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta Metropolitan Statistical Area has four counties with more than 700,000 people, and fifteen with less than 100,000.