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ABD 3-5 Ekim tarihlerinde yapılacak fuara sadece Roketsan katılıyor.
http://ausameetings.org/2016annualmeeting/ (http://ausameetings.org/2016annualmeeting/)
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AUSA 2016: Northrop Grumman Touts UH-60V BLACK HAWK Cockpit Digitisation Upgrade Solution
Northrop Grumman is the digital cockpit supplier and integrator for the US Army’s UH-60V programme, which replaces analogue gauges in UH-60L helicopters with electronic instrument displays. The upgraded helicopter will replicate the UH-60M pilot-vehicle interface and provide interoperability. Northrop Grumman’s solution extends the life and mission capabilities of the UH-60 platform.
Additional benefits of Northrop Grumman’s scalable, fully integrated mission equipment package include enhanced pilot situational awareness and mission safety, decreased workload and life cycle cost, and a common training environment.
The company’s approach for the design and implementation of the UH-60V integrated mission equipment package is based on its experience with similar upgrades for the US Marine Corps AH-1Z and UH-1Y helicopters and US Navy E-2D Advanced HAWKEYE programmes.
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http://www.miltechmag.com/2016/10/ausa-2016-northrop-grumman-touts-uh-60v.html (http://www.miltechmag.com/2016/10/ausa-2016-northrop-grumman-touts-uh-60v.html)
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Canına yandığımın MKE'si şunu gör ve artık düşünüp proje geliştir bir zahmet.
AUSA 2016: AM General Introduces HAWKEYE Lightweight 105mm Howitzer
At AUSA 2016, AM General is displaying its new HAWKEYE lightweight 105mm recoiless howitzer on the chassis of a HMMWV 1152.
The HAWKEYE howitzer system, by the Mandis Group, incorporates advances in protection, payload, suspensions and life-cycle sustainment – at an affordable price to meet the expeditionary requirements of intwrnational customers. It exemplifies the steady evolution of the HMMWV based on customer feedback, battlefield experiences, and innovation, according to the company.
The HAWKEYE 105mm is lightweight at less than 2,400 lbs. (1,100 kg), fires 360 degrees, and has a direct fire scope that is digital camera in conjunction with the digital fire control.
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http://www.miltechmag.com/2016/10/ausa-2016-am-general-introduces-hawkeye.html (http://www.miltechmag.com/2016/10/ausa-2016-am-general-introduces-hawkeye.html)
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Ne kadar basit ve kullanışlı bir sistem değil mi ? Düşünün;doğudaki şehir savaşında böyle bir sistemin oradaki birliklerin elinde olduğunu.En basit aracın üzerine koy istediğin yerde pozisyon al ve ateşle,gördüğün hedefin kafasına çak.Umarım en kısa zamanda benzer çözüm en azından operasyonel komando tugayları bünyesinde kullanılmaya başlar.Malum benzer ürün için bir ihale süreci var,bakalım sonuç ve ürün nasıl bir şey olarak ortaya çıkacak.
AUSA 2016: AeroVironment Introduces Multi-Pack Launcher for Switchblade and Blackwing
Today at AUSA 2016, AeroVironment introduced a Multi-Pack Launcher (MPL) for it’s SWITCHBLADE Lethal Miniature Aerial Missile System and it’s BLACKWING tube-launched unmanned aircraft.
The MPL can be employed in Forward Operating Bases and controlled from remote locations, such as bunkers and buildings, to protect system operators from incoming fire. For land forces, the MPL can also be integrated into tactical ground vehicles to provide force protection and ISR on-the-go. The MPL comes in a standard 6-pack configuration weighing 160lbs. fully loaded.
AeroVironment’s design is scalable from 2 to 20 SWITCHBLADE/BLACKWING rounds and enables rapid reload of less than 30 seconds per round. The MPL can be powered via shore and tactical vehicle power, and is also equipped with solar panels and an internal battery pack to ensure uninterrupted operation. Future naval versions of MPL will enable surface ships to launch multiple BLACKWING UAVs rapidly to provide multi-UAV ISR and Cross-Domain Communications, Command and Control.
“Our new Multi-Pack Launcher is compact, modular and rugged to provide fixed and mobile force protection and ISR for our warfighters in frontline operating environments,” Kirk Flittie, AeroVironment vice president and general manager of its Unmanned Aircraft Systems business segment, told MT. “We designed MPL from the ground-up to address warfighters’ needs, based on our extensive operating and training experience in the field, for easy installation, integration and operation. The MPL’s ability to launch either our SWITCHBLADE rounds or our BLACKWING UAVs provides additional flexibility to our customers to address a growing number of mission requirements in the future.”
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[url]http://www.miltechmag.com/2016/10/ausa-2016-aerovironment-introduces.html[/url] ([url]http://www.miltechmag.com/2016/10/ausa-2016-aerovironment-introduces.html[/url])
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ABD'de yakın zamanda operasyonel kargo ihtiyaçlarının İha lar vasıtasıyla çözülmesi konusunda çalışılıyor.Fazla uzak olmayan dönemlerde benzer ihtiyaçlar için bezer çözümlere bizimde ihtiyacımız olacak.
AUSA 2015: Lockheed Martin ARES VTOL UAV poised for DARPA flight tests
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Cargo version of the Lockheed Martin ARES 'transformer' UAV. Source: Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin's ARES 'transformer' is scheduled to begin test flights in June 2016
The USMC has taken the lead on requirements planning, but hopes to organise a JCTD with other operators who also need flexible, terrain-independent transport for small ground units
Lockheed Martin's Aerial Reconfigurable Embedded System (ARES) is preparing to enter the third phase of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA's) Transformer (TX) vehicle development programme next year. Three months of test flights are scheduled to begin in June 2016, Lockheed Martin officials said during a 13 October interview at the Association of the US Army's (AUSA's) annual conference in Washington, DC.
"In January we will go into ground test at Yuma [Proving Ground] in New Mexico," Bob Wetherall, Lockheed Martin's ARES programme manager, told IHS Jane's . The prototype will then be flown over the course of three months, Wetherall said.
After the concept is proven, the Pentagon is expected to develop requirements that could lead to a programme of record to acquire the system. The US Marine Corps (USMC) has taken the lead on requirements planning, but hopes to organise a Joint Capability Technology Demonstration (JCTD) with other US military operators who also need flexible, terrain-independent transportation for logistics, personnel transport, and tactical support missions for small ground units.
Lockheed Martin is working with Piasecki Aircraft Corp on a design that includes twin tilting wing-mounted ducted fans providing vertical lift and then transitioning to deliver forward thrust. The ARES flight module is designed to transport a variety of payloads. The flight module would travel between its base and field operations to deliver and retrieve several different types of detachable mission modules, including cargo resupply, casualty evacuation (CASEVAC), and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR).
DARPA in 2010 selected AAI Corporation and Lockheed Martin as prime system integrators for the TX vehicle programme, which it characterised at the time as a 'flying jeep' that would combine 4x4 road performance with a capability to reconfigure into a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) air vehicle.
[url]http://www.janes.com/article/55259/ausa-2015-lockheed-martin-ares-vtol-uav-poised-for-darpa-flight-tests[/url] ([url]http://www.janes.com/article/55259/ausa-2015-lockheed-martin-ares-vtol-uav-poised-for-darpa-flight-tests[/url])
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General Dynamics Land systems firması yeni hafif tank konsepti Griffin'i tanıttı.
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General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS) on 3 October unveiled a medium-weight tracked vehicle demonstrator called the Griffin that meshes elements of the turret and 120 mm cannon from the company's M1A1/M1A2 Abrams main battle tank with its Ajax Scout Specialist Vehicle.
GDLS' Griffin technology demonstrator vehicle was unveiled on 3 October. (IHS/Dan Wasserbly)
In fiscal year 2017 (FY 2017) the army requested USD9.678 million to begin a new-start programme called Mobile Protected Firepower (MPF): a vehicle meant to quickly deploy with relatively low logistics demand, but enough protection and firepower to help ensure an infantry brigade combat team's freedom of action.
The Griffin is meant as a "conversation starter with the army", which could then come back to GDLS with suggestions for changes, Mike Peck, GDLS' head of business development, told IHS Jane's at the annual Association of the US Army (AUSA) symposium.
The Abrams uses a unique variant of Rheinmetall's L44 smoothbore gun, designated the M256 and manufactured at Watervliet Arsenal, but the Griffin demonstrator is fitted with the 120 mm XM360 gun that was developed for the erstwhile Future Combat Systems programme, Dave Crocker, GDLS' vice-president for engineering and development, told IHS Jane's . It can also integrate a 105 mm M58 gun.
Griffin's turret is based on the Abrams SEPV2 turret, but is lighter weight and uses aluminium construction. It is mated to the Ajax steel chassis and the demonstrator uses the Ajax powerpack and overall components, which are manufactured in Spain, but GDLS would seek US production if it was chosen to build something based on Griffin for the US Army.
Peck said the company could respond to army feedback with a revised platform within about 9-12 months.
GDLS representatives said the Griffin configuration at AUSA weighs about 28 tonnes - two could fit on a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III - but explosive reactive armour or active protection systems could be added for a few extra tonnes.
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Army Recognation sitesinin fuar haberleri,
http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/index.php (http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/index.php)
Military technology dergisine ait sitenin fuar haberleri,
http://www.miltechmag.com/search?updated-max=2016-10-03T13:37:00%2B02:00&max-results=7&start=7&by-date=false#uds-search-results (http://www.miltechmag.com/search?updated-max=2016-10-03T13:37:00%2B02:00&max-results=7&start=7&by-date=false#uds-search-results)
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BAE Systems'in yeni nesil Bradley ZMA demosu Ausa 2016 fuarında gerçekleştirildi.
BAE Systems Unveils Next Generation Bradley Prototype at AUSA 2016
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BAE Systems’ Next Generation Bradley Fighting Vehicle demonstrator was unveiled today at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) annual meeting in Washington, D.C. The concept vehicle features an upgraded chassis that allows for significantly increased underbelly protection, improved force protection for mounted troops, compartmentation of fuel and ordnance, and more space and electrical power for future technology growth.
“In the current budget environment, the Army often has to choose between maintaining an existing fleet and developing new capabilities,” said Deepak Bazaz, director of Artillery and Bradley Programs at BAE Systems. “We’re investing in research and development to demonstrate cost-effective options for the Army to address current gaps. We’re focused on integrating current, emerging, and future technologies to significantly improve the Bradley’s mobility, force protection, and lethality.
“By leveraging new and emerging technology, with an eye towards commonality within the formation, we can continue to provide superior capabilities for our troops,” Bazaz added. “Key to our approach is providing built-in growth capacity that will ensure the system can support future inbound technologies, allowing our soldiers to successfully execute their mission in the coming decades.”
The Next Generation Bradley includes suspension upgrades to enhance mobility to maneuver within the Armored Brigade Combat Team (ABCT). It incorporates an upgraded turret from the current Bradley and enhancements achieved during ongoing Engineering Change Proposal modernization efforts, such as suspension improvements, targeting sensors, and network connectivity. BAE Systems will use this vehicle to mature these technologies and provide a platform for development and user experimentation and evaluation.
The prototype features armor, fuel tanks, and the driver’s hatch from the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle, and the 600 volt electronics and final drives from the M109A7 Self-Propelled Howitzer integrated with current and future Bradley systems. Leveraging technology from other BAE Systems-built vehicles in the ABCT allows for significant savings in both development time and cost. In addition, the commonality of parts among the vehicles also provides significant cost savings opportunities over the life cycle of the vehicle and reduces the complex logistics trail.
BAE Systems is the original equipment manufacturer of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle and continues to provide full life-cycle support to the Army and allied partners.
[url]http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/bae_systems_unveils_next_generation_bradley_prototype_at_ausa_2016.html[/url] ([url]http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/bae_systems_unveils_next_generation_bradley_prototype_at_ausa_2016.html[/url])
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Amraam füzesinin uzatılmış menzilli yeni modeli Nasams hava savunma bataryası ile ilk test atışını yaptı.
Raytheon completes first AMRAAM-ER missile flight tests from NASAMS air defense system
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Live fire shot of Raytheon's AMRAAM-ER from NASAMS launcher
Raytheon Company has successfully flight-tested the newest variant of the combat-proven AMRAAM® missile from the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System, or NASAMS™, surface-based system. Featuring an enlarged rocket motor and other enhancements, AMRAAM-ER will greatly expand the NASAMS engagement envelope with a 50 percent increase in maximum range and 70 percent increase in maximum altitude.
The live-fire shot verified that the complete system – including the AMRAAM-ER missile, NASAMS missile launcher, Sentinel Radar and the Fire Distribution Center, or FDC – worked seamlessly together to engage and destroy a target drone with a live-warhead-equipped missile.
"AMRAAM-ER combines the guidance section and warhead from AMRAAM with the rocket motor from the Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile to affordably boost the NASAMS capability," said Dr. Taylor W. Lawrence, president of Raytheon Missiles Systems. "We believe it's an ideal solution for ground-based air defense customers worldwide."
Norwegian military NASAMS operators conducted the test. They controlled and employed the AMRAAM-ER missile from an upgraded FDC, proving the effectiveness of the missile when matched with the NASAMS launcher.
Designed specifically for ground-based air defense, NASAMS is owned by seven countries and has been used by the U.S. National Capital Region's air defense system since 2005. Manufactured by Raytheon and Kongsberg, NASAMS is the most widely used short-and medium-range air defense system in NATO. In addition to the U.S., it is in service in Norway, Finland, Spain, The Netherlands and one undisclosed country. It is also currently in production for Oman.
"NASAMS with AMRAAM-ER gives lower-tier defenses additional capability against threats such as cruise missiles, aircraft and drones," said Wes Kremer, president of Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems.
Raytheon completed extensive lab testing on the AMRAAM-ER in 2015, enabling the company to move forward with launcher and system integration.
[url]http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/raytheon_completes_first_amraam-er_missile_flight_tests_from_nasams_air_defense_system.html[/url] ([url]http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/raytheon_completes_first_amraam-er_missile_flight_tests_from_nasams_air_defense_system.html[/url])
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Amerikan Company AirTronic firması RPG benzeri PSRL-1 roketatarını sergiledi.
New US-made Rocket Propelled Grenade PSRL-1 able to fire all rockets of Soviet RPG-7.
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New PSRL-1 AirTronic Precision Shoulder-Fired Rocket Launcher at AUSA 2016, the Association of United States Army Exhibition and Conference, in Washington D.C., United States.
The American Company AirTronic presents a new solution of RPG (Rocket-Propelled Grenade) based on the original Soviet-made RPG-7 but with a new American design and completely manufactured in United States under the name of PSRL-1 (Precision Shoulder-Fired Rocket Launcher).
The PSRL-1 system was redesigned from the world's most widely used anti-tank weapon, the RPG-7, to be safer and more effective. Every aspect from the material and manufacturing to the sighting system was evaluated and redesigned to modernize the PSRL-1 for today's battlefield environment. These improvements resulted in a longer lasting, U.S. Army safety certified weapon system with a max effective range of 800+ meters. AirTronic prides itself on providing a complete weapons package including various accessories to adapt to any environment.
The PSRL-1 is able to fire all types of rockets which are used with the Soviet-made RPG-7. It has a total weight of 6.6 kg and total length of 915mm. This rocket launcher can be fitted with a Flip Up Iron Sight or PSRL 3.5 X 24mm optical sight. Picatinny rails are mounted on each side and on the top of the launcher.
In conjunction with the weapon, to complete the system, AirTronic offers various accessories that allow for the soldier to comfortably transport the system and its ammo, while also allowing the soldier to adapt to any situation. These accessories vary from different sighting systems, spare parts, slings, cases, ammo bags, bipods, and more. Additionally, AirTronic offers various Cerakote™ Firearm Coatings that further add to the versatility of this system.
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http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/new_us-made_rocket_propelled_grenade_psrl-1_able_to_fire_all_rockets_of_soviet_rpg-7_10510163.html (http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/new_us-made_rocket_propelled_grenade_psrl-1_able_to_fire_all_rockets_of_soviet_rpg-7_10510163.html)
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Amerikan şirketinin RPG-7'nin güncel bir sürümünü sergileyebilmesi için ya RPG-7'yi satın almış olması, ya da Ruslarla ortak olması gerekir! Bu sadece Amerikalıların RPG-7 referans alarak geliştirdikleri bir roket!
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Haklısın,cümle tam olmamış,düzeltildi.
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Lockheed Martin,Amerikan kara kuvvetleri için Himars lançerinden ateşlenebilen 500 km menzilli yeni füzesi Long-Range Precision Fires (LRPF)'nin ölçekli modelini sergiledi.Atacms füzelerinin geliştirilmiş hali diye düşünülebilir bu füzeler.
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AUSA 2016: Lockheed Martin Showcasing its Long Range Precision Fire for the First Time
Lockheed Martin was showcasing for the very first time a scale model representing the Long Range Precision Fire at the 2016 AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C. from October 3 – 5.
In August this year, Lockheed Martin was awarded a contract to complete the initial phase for the new missile design Long-Range Precision Fires (LRPF) Flight Test Prototype Demonstration for the U.S. Army.
The LRPF is being developed as a cluster and insensitive munition-compliant system that replaces and improves upon ATACMS capabilities to provide Joint Force Commanders with a 24/7, all-weather, area target, long-range fires capability without placing aircraft and crews at risk. The mission of the LRPF System will be to attack, neutralize, suppress or destroy targets using missile delivered indirect precision fires. The LRPF will counter the enemy's ability to conduct combat maneuver and air defense operations. Targets include counter-fire, air defense, command and control, and other high payoff targets at all depths of the tactical battlefield.
Talking to Army Recognition during AUSA 2016, Misty Holmes, manager, business development, Tactical missiles / Combat Maneuver Systems, said "LRPF is being developped as an Army ATACMS replacement. It is designed to have extended range and with increased loadout of two missiles or more per pod to increase operational effectiveness".
Lockheed Martin's LRPF is designed for up to 499 km range, enhanced lethality and improved navigation. U.S. Army requirements include 300km range; specified lethality against the designated target set, a Launch Pod Missile Container (LPMC) that holds a minimum of two missiles; and compatibility with the existing launcher platforms (M270A1 and High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS)).
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Güney Koreli Kokam firması birçok kara ve hava aracı için ürettiği otuz civarı lityum polimer pil modelini sergiledi.
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Kokam showcases its batteries and energy management solutions at AUSA 2016
South Korean company Kokam exhibits at AUSA 2016 and showcases its Lithium polymer batteries and energy management systems solutions.
Kokam is a South Korean company founded in 1989 specialized in the design, production and distribution of rechargeable Lithium polymer batteries and energy management systems.
Defense equipment enhancement and extreme environmental conditions are creating new demands for advanced battery technology. Increasing trends toward automatically controlled equipment further emphasizes the importance of supplying better batteries. In short, safe and high performing batteries can determine the outcome of critical operations.
Kokam manufactures over 30 different types of Lithium Polymer for variety of military applications such as Fighter Jets, Armed Fighting & support vehicles, Mobile Energy Storage Systems (ESS) and Portable Devices. Kokam battery has pioneered applications in unmanned aviation and ground vehicles (UAV and UGV) and Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUV). With 26 years of field experience, Kokam has installed over 650 MWh of batteries around the world. Kokam's technology has been proven high performing, reliable, durable and safe.
http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/kokam_showcases_its_batteries_and_energy_management_solutions_at_ausa_2016.html (http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/kokam_showcases_its_batteries_and_energy_management_solutions_at_ausa_2016.html)
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AUSA 2016: Northrop Grumman delivered the first CIRCM missile defense systems to the U.S. Army
Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE: NOC) delivered the first Common Infrared Countermeasures (CIRCM) missile defense systems to the U.S. Army earlier this year.
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The Northrop Grumman Common Infrared Countermeasures (CIRCM) missile defense system
The systems were delivered under an engineering and manufacturing development contract awarded in 2015 to produce the next generation of aircraft survivability equipment to defend against man-portable air-defense systems and other heat-seeking munitions. Prior to delivery, the system went through rigorous software qualification testing that demonstrated key performance features of the hardware and extensive acceptance testing that validated the compliance of the system.
“This delivery continues the momentum in Northrop Grumman’s 50-year history of providing our customers with highly reliable, advanced infrared countermeasure systems,” said Carl Smith, vice president, mission solutions, land and avionics C4ISR division, Northrop Grumman. “We, along with our partners Daylight Solutions and Leonardo, remain committed to the Army’s schedule and to getting this technology into the hands of our warfighters as quickly as possible.”
The CIRCM system completes Northrop Grumman’s full suite of electronic warfare protection systems, to include advanced missile warning, hostile fire indication, radar warning, radio frequency jamming, laser warning, IRCM jamming capabilities, and cockpit digitization. The modular open systems architecture approach to this family of systems provides the ability to seamlessly integrate these technologies together, as well as quickly upgrade the system to stay ahead of the evolving threat.
Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company providing innovative systems, products and solutions in autonomous systems, cyber, C4ISR, strike, and logistics and modernization to customers worldwide. Please visit www.northropgrumman.com (http://www.northropgrumman.com) for more information.
http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/ausa_2016_northrop_grumman_delivered_the_first_circm_missile_defense_systems_to_the_u.s._army.html (http://www.armyrecognition.com/ausa_2016_show_daily_news_tv_coverage_report/ausa_2016_northrop_grumman_delivered_the_first_circm_missile_defense_systems_to_the_u.s._army.html)