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Nations looking for the most advanced technologies in air and missile defense, ISR, and systems integration have a trusted partner in Northrop Grumman.
Learn More → Presented by Breaking DefenseNations looking for the most advanced technologies in air and missile defense, ISR, and systems integration have a trusted partner in Northrop Grumman.
By Breaking DefenseA new report from the International Institute for Strategic Studies raises the possibility of a troubling blind spot that regional allies might struggle to fix.
By Agnes HelouTo remove the human from the loop in uncrewed operations, the AI must be trusted to take specific actions every time certain scenarios happen based on its programming.
Learn More → Presented by Breaking DefenseTo remove the human from the loop in uncrewed operations, the AI must be trusted to take specific actions every time certain scenarios happen based on its programming.
By Breaking DefenseThe two companies aim to expand the use of both their unmanned vessels by linking them together — technologically and, at times, physically.
By Justin KatzThe new budget request seeks the second Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine and two Virginia-class boats, but lacks amphibs, a point sure to irk lawmakers.
By Justin Katz“I am not sure that we are cheaper than [General Atomics] but we are more flexible in the different payloads we can operate,” Ron Tryfus, IAI senior vice-president for future growth, said.
By Max BlenkinNorthrop Grumman’s nearly century long commitment to shared success includes the Navy’s most storied aircraft, including the legendary “Cat” aircraft.
By Breaking DefenseThe Air Force has sought to retire the Global Hawk at various points over the last decade, but now has an official retirement target for the high-altitude drones, Breaking Defense has learned.
By Valerie InsinnaGAO found delays in more than half of the programs it studied. Also, 4-pound birds are a problem.
By Aaron MehtaThe pause was mitigated through congressional adds and some foreign military sales to Australia.
By Justin KatzThe high number of ships being decommissioned is driven mostly by Littoral Combat Ships and abandoning the anti-submarine warfare mission module.
By Justin KatzIndustry sources say the tender will lead to at least two, and as many as four, military communication satellites being built for the Australian military, as well as ground stations. A decision on the winner is expected this year.
By Colin Clark