Northrop Tests OMS Architecture for UAS Onboard Global Hawk
TYSONS CORNER, VA June 19, 2015 — Executive Mosaic — Northrop Grumman[1] (NYSE: NOC) has conducted flight tests of a new Open Mission Systems architecture for unnamed aircraft at Edwards Air Force Base, ExecutiveBiz reported Thursday[2].
The flight, which used a NASA RQ-4 Global Hawk, demonstrated how the unmanned aircraft system could be deployed to flexibly adapt to specific missions using the OMS platform, Northrop said Wednesday[3].
OMS is part of the company’s technology implementations under a five-year Space Act pact with NASA.
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- ^ said Wednesday (investor.northropgrumman.com)
- ^ Executive Mosaic (www.executivemosaic.com)
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