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HAMMR – Highly Adaptable Multi-Mission Radar

HAMMR features a compact, lightweight ground configuration that employs an active electronically scanned array (AESA) antenna technology from airborne fighter aircraft.

Health and Human Services

Northrop Grumman's focus on health and human services supports disaster relief and programs that address critical local needs.

Protected: Heeding the Call: Northrop Grumman Teams Step Up to Support the Response to COVID-19

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High Efficiency Cryocoolers

Northrop Grumman has an extensive and highly successful history providing cryocoolers for Space and Tactical missions requiring high performance, low mass, high reliability, and low system level cost.

High Performance Computing Will Take Us to the Far Reaches of Space

Northrop Grumman's propulsion systems engineers use high performance computing capabilities to design the rocket boosters for NASA's Space Launch System.

HIP – High School Involvement Partnership Mentoring Program

HIP Downloads HIP Application HIP Brochure (PDF) Should you have any questions about the HIP mentoring program, contact us at STEMEducation@NGC.com For more information about Northrop Grumman STEM initiatives, visit NorthropGrumman.com/STEM Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company providing innovative systems, products and solutions that range from undersea, to…

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Invitational revision

About the Northrop Grumman HBCU Invitational The Northrop Grumman HBCU Invitational aims to engage and attract top technical and business students for entry-level and internship opportunities. Selected participants will have the opportunity to participate in technology talks and workshops led by Northrop Grumman leaders, join panel discussions, and interview for…

Hitting a Bullet with a Bullet: Counter-Hypersonic Systems

By Brooks McKinney, APR The rules of missile defense have changed. Since the early 2000s, the U.S. Department of Defense's (DoD's) Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has developed, demonstrated and fielded the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD), an anti-ballistic missile system designed to detect and intercept incoming ballistic warheads. Once launched, the trajectory of…

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How Danny’s Mentor Partnership Launched his Career at Northrop Grumman

As a college junior in 2017, I applied for the mentoring program at DisabilityIN, a nonprofit that helps disabled college students. After acceptance, I was paired with my mentor, Bob Vetere, a now-retired former manager.

How Do You Test Hypersonic Systems?

Assessing the performance and durability of engines, missiles, vehicles and other items withstanding stresses of hypersonic speeds takes time. The engineers, technicians and machinists at Northrop Grumman replicate speeds up to Mach 8 for testing.

How Military Aircraft EO/IR Systems Save American Lives

A U.S. Air Force veteran (two tours of duty in Afghanistan) was an A-10 fighter pilot that used electro-optical and infrared sensors (EO/IR) systems. The equipment, which is housed in the LITENING targeting pod under a plane's wing, buys time in an air combat situation.

How to Successfully Fill Out Your eQIP

Human Spaceflight and Logistics

Since 2014, Northrop Grumman has provided vital supplies to the astronauts aboard the International Space Station with our Cygnus spacecraft launched aboard our Antares rocket. Now, as NASA plans to return humans to the Moon, Northrop Grumman is playing an integral role in the Artemis program.

Hypersonics Breakthroughs Are Boosting Range, Speed and Survivability

The field of air breathing hypersonics continues to see breakthroughs. The fastest motors are getting more flexible, more cost-effective and even faster.

Hyperspectral Airborne Terrestrial Imager (HATI)

With Northrop Grumman's latest hyperspectral instrument, the Hyperspectral Airborne Terrestrial Imager (HATI), high resolution images of the full solar spectrum reflected from any environmental scene can be captured.

Hyperspectral Imaging

Northrop Grumman's state-of-the-art Hyperspectral Imaging Systems operate across up to 220 wavelengths to paint precise portraits of this hidden world.