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Joint
National Integration Center (JNIC)
The Missile Defense
Agency (MDA) Joint National Integration Center (JNIC) provides a
dedicated environment where warfighter operational concepts are
developed and confirmed. Decision makers rely on the JNIC for
support in resolving integration and interoperability issues
related to missile defense.
The nation's ballistic missile defense system consists of
numerous sensors, weapons, and command and control components in
an integrated, network-centric architecture. Components in air,
land, sea, and space work together seamlessly to defend the
United States, its forward deployed troops, and allies from
enemy missile attack.
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Joint
Warfighting Center
The United States Joint Forces Command
(USJFCOM) Joint Warfighting Center (JWFC) provides worldwide
training and support in preparing integrated and interoperable
forces for joint and multinational operations. The JWFC also
manages and integrates joint-capable models and simulations and
is a leader in developing joint doctrine and joint training
initiatives.
As prime contractor, Northrop Grumman provides program
management support, designs multinational training exercises and
demonstrations, supports and monitors execution of training, and
analyzes the results. The JWFC applies the concept of continuous
improvement to enhance capabilities in all elements of joint
warfare, including the political and diplomatic aspects of joint
and multinational operations.
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Land
Forces/Digitized Battlefield
Northrop Grumman is
assisting the US Army in gaining the technological edge needed
to win on the battlefield of the 21st century by replacing paper
maps and voice radio communications with digital systems.†During
the first phase of the FBCB2 program, the Army conducted an
advanced warfighting experiment that verified its hypothesis
that providing situational awareness and timely data on friendly
and enemy locations enables quicker and better tactical
decision-making. In the second phase of this program, Northrop
Grumman is enhancing functionality of FBCB2 software and
hardware, and is serving as the systems engineer and integrator
for the Army's digitization initiatives.
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Geospatial Imagery and Systems (GIS)
Geospatial Imagery and Systems (GIS) solutions integrate
geospatial information and applications from federal, state, and
local sources. These applications provide visual analysis of
patterns, relationships, and trends that enable analysts to
understand, manage, track, and respond to potential threats and
emergency situations.
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GIS solutions include:
Critical infrastructure management
Tracking Analyst™
Geospatial reasoning and awareness
Refined Search Prioritizer™ |
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ICBM
Systems Management
A world-class integrator of complex,
mission-critical systems and networks, Northrop Grumman has been
involved in the US ballistic missile program for nearly 50
years, helping to shape the aerospace and defense industry, and
establishing an unparalleled reputation for excellence in
systems engineering. As the prime contractor, Northrop Grumman
is chartered with maintaining readiness of the nation's ICBM
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Kinetic
Energy Interceptor
The Kinetic Energy Interceptors (KEI)
program will give the United States significant defensive
capability against enemy missiles in their most vulnerable
stage—the boost/ascent phase of flight—before re-entry vehicles,
decoys, or counter measures can be deployed. Northrop Grumman is
the prime integration contractor for the KEI effort, a critical
element of the Ballistic Missile Defense System. KEI consists of
three components: a mobile launcher, an interceptor missile, and
command and control battle management and communications (C2BMC)
sub-systems. It is deployable anywhere in the world using US
military aircraft.
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