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Northrop Grumman — PAS07 E2 Pres

21 slides from Northrop Grumman's investor presentation, Jun 17, 2007

1. Slide 1: NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A – (Approved for Public Release; distribution is

   NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A – (Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited)

2. Slide 2: E-2 Multi-Role Capability

   E-2 Multi-Role Capability ƒ Combat Aircraft Optimimized For AEW&C Sensor And System Performance ¾Long-range 360-deg Radar, IFF, And ESM Sensors ¾Simultaneous Radar Surveillance of Air And Maritime Contacts ƒ Fully Networked Robust Voice And Data Communications ¾Access To Off-board Sensor Data And In

3. Slide 3: Hawkeye on the Front Lines Worldwide

   Hawkeye on the Front Lines Worldwide More Than 100 Northrop Grumman U.S. locations Worldwide Hawkeye Community Northrop Grumman International Presence: United States ƒ UAE Egypt ƒ Australia France ƒ France Japan ƒ Singapore Singapore ƒ Japan Taiwan ƒ Belgium ƒ United Kingdom ƒ India (Opening 2007) ƒ

4. Slide 4: Roles and Missions

   Roles and Missions NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A - (Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited)

5. Slide 5: The Integrating BMC2 Solution for National Defense

   Battle Management Command & Control (BMC2) Missions Missions ƒ Airborne early warning ƒ Battle management command and control ƒ Strike and intercept control Systems ƒ Long-range active sensors provide early detection and accurate location of airborne targets at extended ranges ƒ ESM and off-board se

6. Slide 6: Maritime Surveillance

   Maritime Surveillance Missions ƒ Airborne early warning ƒ Maritime domain awareness ƒ Border and coastal surveillance ƒ Battle Management Command & Control Systems ƒ Radar, IFF, and automatic identification system (AIS) detect and track surface contacts to radar horizon ƒ ESM, AIS, and off-board sen

7. Slide 7: Hawkeye Supports Peacetime Missions

   Worldwide Non-Traditional Missions Missions ƒ Air traffic control ƒ Search and rescue coordination ƒ Humanitarian assistance Systems ƒ Extensive communications suite and sensors provide command and control with civil authorities ƒ Coordinate movement of rescue assets in confined airspace ƒ Identify

8. Slide 8: Hawkeye Program

   Hawkeye Program NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A - (Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited)

9. Slide 9: E-2 Hawkeye Capability Evolution

   E-2 Hawkeye Capability Evolution E-2D Advanced Hawkeye E-2C Group II Hawkeye 2000 (HE2K) IOC 2011 IOC 1992 IOC 2001 ~75 Aircraft ƒ AN/APS-145 radar ƒ Improved IFF system ƒ Navigation upgrade ƒ New mission computer ƒ Rotating electronically-scanned radar Open ƒ Mission computer ƒ ALR-73 electronic su

10. Slide 10: Integrated Sensors and Network Centric Operations

    Integrated Sensors and Network Centric Operations Defense Begins with Detection Commanders must have continuous, long-range, surface-to-high-altitude, 360-deg surveillance to dominate the battle space Enabled with Network-Centric Operations Architecture Network-Centric Operations Provides Air Comman

11. Slide 11: Fielding New Capabilities Through Experimentation

    Fielding New Capabilities Through Experimentation Concept Development Modeling and Simulation Live Experimentation CWIN “System-of-System” Environment Accelerated Fielding Collaborative experimentation with U.S. Department of Defense, international customers, and industry rapidly validates requireme

12. Slide 12: Aircraft Enhancements and Options

    Aircraft Enhancements and Options ƒ Options to improve sound and vibration environment – 8-bladed propeller (NP2000) (in production) – Noise canceling headset ƒ Options to improve crew environment – Replacement seat – New intercommunications system ƒ Other Developmental Options – Extended persistenc

13. Slide 13: Advanced Hawkeye

    Advanced Hawkeye NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A - (Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited)

14. Slide 14: Advanced Hawkeye Designed for Emerging Threats

    Advanced Hawkeye Designed for Emerging Threats ƒ Changes in emerging threats – Smaller radar cross section targets – Proliferation of missile technology – Increases in types and numbers of air and surface threats – High density operating environment Proliferation of Advanced Missiles ƒ New defense s

15. Slide 15: Advanced Hawkeye Configuration

    Advanced Hawkeye Configuration Radar and IFF Electronic Support System Measures (ESM) ƒ Rotating electronically ƒ High-gain antennas scanned antenna (ESA) ƒ Highly sensitive digital ƒ Space-time adaptive receivers processor (STAP) ƒ Advanced processing ƒ Digital receivers algorithms ƒ Collocated IFF

16. Slide 16: E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Radar System

    E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Radar System Two-Generation Leap in Performance Advanced Hawkeye Radar (2011 IOC) E-2C Hawkeye 2000 ƒ ADS-18 antenna ƒ Digital receiver technology (2001 IOC) APS-145 – Rotating ESA – Intermediate frequency sampling – Lower sidelobes – Robust equalization – Rapid track ƒ Commerc

17. Slide 17: Glass/Tactical Cockpit

    Glass/Tactical Cockpit ƒ Three 17-inch LCD primary flight Navigation and Tactical Cockpit displays ƒ Avionics flight management computer ƒ Backup flight displays ƒ Tactical 4th operator capability – Keyboards and pointing devices ƒ Communication Navigation and Surveillance (CNS)/Air Traffic Manageme

18. Slide 18: NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A - (Approved for Public Release; distribution is

    NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A - (Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited) 5077-07 17

19. Slide 19: Summary

    Summary NAVAIR Public Release 07-400 Distribution: Statement A - (Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited)

20. Slide 20: E-2 Hawkeye Summary

    E-2 Hawkeye Summary ƒ Fully Integrated Combat Proven AEW&C – All-weather 360-deg detection – Overland, near-land, and over-water – Simultaneous air and surface targets – Aircraft, low-altitude small targets, ships ƒ Joint Industry / Navy Partnership – E-2D Program In Development and On-Track – Provi

21. Slide 21: E-2 Presenter Information

    E-2 Presenter Information: Captain Tom Carroll Jerry Spruill E-2 /C-2 FMS IPT Lead Director, International IPT PEO(T) PMA-231 AEW International Programs thomas.carroll2@navy.mil Northrop Grumman Corporation Office: 301.757.5503 jerry.spruill@ngc.com Mobile: 516.707.0875 NAVAIR Public Release 07-400

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