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NORTHROP GRUMMAN 2012 ANNUAL REPORT
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNICAL SERVICES
A leading provider of sensor systems for
a variety of global security applications
including situaonal awareness and self-
protection. Key products include combat
avionics radars for fighter aircraft;
satellite-based space sensors; airborne
surveillance systems; ground and vehicle-
based radars; shipboard radars; navigation
systems; systems for unmanned aircraft;
laser systems for both targeting and
infrared countermeasures applications;
advanced electronic systems covering the
electro-optical, RF, and IR spectrums;
and networked systems to process and
disseminate C4ISR data.
A global provider of advanced information
solutions for defense, intelligence, civil
agencies, and commercial customers.
Key products and capabilities include
full-spectrum cybersecurity solutions;
Battlefield Airborne Communications
Node; Consolidated Afloat Networks
and Enterprise Services; Air Operations
Center modernization; MOSA-C and
open architecture solutions; unmanned
ground systems; software-defined RF
technology; force protection; Integrated
Battle Command System; Acvity-Based
Intelligence solutions; Airborne Signals
Intelligence Payload products; Enterprise
Networked Support Services; health IT
solutions; fraud prevention systems; and
public safety systems.
A premier supplier of life cycle solutions
and innovative technical support and
services for customers globally. Key
capabilities include platform sustainment
and modernization, advanced training
solutions, high-technology engineering
services and operationally responsive
systems for programs such as KC-10
Extender refueling aircraft; Nevada
National Security Site management
and operations; U.S. Army Mission
Command Training Program; Hunter
unmanned aerial system life cycle
support; Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
Program and the U.S. Army’s National
Training Center combat and tactical
wheel vehicle eet management.
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