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Northrop Grumman And Mitsubishi Team For Japanese IAMD Networking

Northrop Grumman And Mitsubishi Team For Japanese IAMD Networking
Masahiko Arai, corporate executive, group senior vice president, defense and space systems at Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and Ian Reynolds, vice president for C4 missile defense business unit at Northrop Grumman sign a teaming agreement at the Huntsville Manufacturing Center. (Photo: Northrop Grumman)

Northrop Grumman [NOC] and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation signed a teaming agreement to collaborate on creating a networking solution for Japan’s ground-based integrated air and missile defense systems, the companies said on Jan. 16. In the announcement, the companies said they will “combine their respective technologies to develop a networking solution integrating Japan’s air and missile defense capabilities to share target information across various defense systems.”  Specifically, they said the aim is to help provide Japan “better situation awareness, increased interoperability…

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