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Northrop Grumman wins first nod in Marines' air-threat radar

Staff September 20, 2005
The U.S. Marine Corps Systems Command has chosen Northrop Grumman Corp. for the Ground/Air Task Oriented Radar's Increment I system development and demonstration. The contract, announced Sept. 16, is worth almost $8 million and runs through September 2009. Northrop Grumman beat out at least four...

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