Northrop Grumman executives yesterday criticized a congressional subcommittee for recommending a cut of just over $400 million in the president's budget for the RQ-4 unmanned aerial surveillance system. Ed Walby, the company's director of business development for high altitude, long-endurance systems, criticized a staff member of the House Appropriations Committee defense subcommittee for including in the panel's version of the Fiscal Year 2010 budget a cut of $270 million for procurement of three RQ-4B Block 40 Global Hawks; $50 million…
Northrop Grumman Defends Global Hawk From Looming Budget Knife
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