Northrop Grumman has expressed interest in supporting the upcoming Experimental Demonstration Gateway Exercise (EDGE) 21 by the US Army, which aims to connect JADC2 to the lower tier of the air domain.
The manufacturer and the army currently work together on the Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System (IBCS), which received LRIP approval after Milestone C was declared on 14 January.
‘We definitely want to be part of the [EDGE] effort,’ Scott Stapp, chief technology officer at Northrop Grumman said during a 23 February virtual media briefing.
‘In our work on IBCS for IOT&E, the next major
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