Northrop Grumman revamps ISR business

Northrop Grumman is reorganizing its ISR division for greater focus on the airborne and space ISR markets.

The company's Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Targeting Systems division (ISR&TSD) division is splitting into two separate divisions: Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance Reconnaissance and Targeting Systems, and Space Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance Systems.

"This strategic realignment of our ISR business activities will better position the company for a broad and exciting portfolio of future growth opportunities in both the airborne and space domains," said Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems president Gloria Flach.

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