Northrop Grumman demonstrates compact radiation-testing technology under DARPA program to shorten qualification cycles for space and nuclear microelectronics.

Northrop Grumman will supply the United States Navy with an upgraded MK54 MOD 2 lightweight torpedo, developed with the Australian Defence Force, to improve undersea lethality and multi-platform deployment.

The program advances autonomous mission systems, open-architecture control and rapid deployment of uncrewed aircraft for joint crewed–uncrewed operations.

Northrop Grumman validates a redesigned ICBM target vehicle using digital twin and immersive engineering methods to support future U.S. missile defense flight tests.

Northrop Grumman’s Integrated Battle Command System enables Poland to operationalize the WISŁA medium-range air defense system and strengthen NATO’s eastern flank.

The successful static fire of the Mk 72 prototype validates digital modeling and manufacturing innovations designed to accelerate production and reduce missile system costs.

Northrop Grumman’s Mk44S gun offers superior range, 40mm upgradeability, and NATO compatibility, with production currently underway at the company’s manufacturing facility in Mesa, Arizona.

AiON proved autonomous counter-drone detection and engagement during live fire trials, enabling rapid deployment by U.S. defense organizations without further competition.

Northrop Grumman advances U.S. Army integrated air and missile defense through a networked command and control system validated during operational flight testing.

A new software update boosts the G/ATOR radar’s detection range and identification accuracy, improving air-defense responsiveness for U.S. Marine Corps and Air Force operations.