The fiscal year 2016 fortunes of select big-ticket weapons programs will be finalized in the next two weeks as House and Senate appropriators hammer out a final version of the U.S. military's FY-16 spending bill -- a package that must reconcile deep differences between the House and Senate over proposed increases to, among other things, aircraft and shipbuilding programs. The two panels have separately recommended a different mix of major programs for significant increases. Programs that Lockheed Martin runs have...