This new 30x113mm medium caliber chain gun is a proven variant of the M230LF chain gun to counter uncrewed aerial threats (C-UAS) and ground engagements.

The new AI feature streamlines decision-making for optimal defeat of UAS swarms with a single button click on a mobile tablet. This enhances maneuverability for the U.S. military, allies and coalition partners.

The Glide Phase Interceptor (GPI) program is the first-of-its-kind defensive countermeasure against hypersonic missile threats.

As a prime systems integrator, Northrop Grumman’s hybrid SATCOM solution enhances communication for pilots and operators between space, air and ground.

The test flight proved the system's ability to operate in the harsh austere environment, delivering on its commitment to provide critical intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting capabilities in the High North.

More than 2,000 F-16 aircraft are flying worldwide; state-of-the-art electronic warfare will allow them to maintain relevance for years to come.

The first phase of the Improved Threat Detection System program will feature Northrop Grumman’s Advanced Tactical Hostile Engagement Awareness (ATHENA) sensor on an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) through the Consortium Management Group, Inc.

The new design replaces the target’s heritage Trident C4 first stage solid rocket motor with a Peacekeeper SR119 motor.

EMRIS was designed using common building blocks and software containerization allowing for rapid, cost-effective production, providing these advanced capabilities to the warfighters quickly.

ASBM marks the first time an operational U.S. military payload is hosted on an international commercial space mission.