A look into the day in the life of NATO’s Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS), a system-of-systems approach to providing round-the-clock, ground situational awareness picture in real-time and in all types of weather. Based on the Block 40 version of the RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned aircraft, the system will be missionized to meet NATO requirements, and…
NATO AGS – Block 40 GH MP-RTIP Sensor Flight B-roll Source
NATO AGS – Block 40 GH 1st Flight B-roll Source
NATO AGS on NATO Channel TV (Feb. 2012) Source
NATO AGS on NATO Channel TV (Feb. 2012) – French version Source
NATO AGS Contract Signing, NATO Summit, May 20, 2012 Source
Expanding NATO’s joint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) capability, Northrop Grumman Corporation and its industry partners together with NATO leaders unveiled the first NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) aircraft to an audience of customers, distinguished guests, employees and community leaders on June 4, 2015 in Palmdale, California. The unmanned aircraft, a wide area surveillance Global…
From the aircraft build to flight, NATO AGS has taken to the air. Leaving from Palmdale, NATO’s first Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) aircraft successfully executed a comprehensive range of test points before landing at Edwards Air Force Base on December 19, 2015 in Palmdale, California. Learn more: http://www.northropgrumman.com/Capabilities/AutonomousSystems/Pages/default.aspx #NorthropGrumman #AutonomousSystems Source
Andy Reynolds, vice president Manufacturing Operations and Palmdale Site Manager, discusses Northrop Grumman’s manufacturing excellence. Source
Royal Gardner, production director, discusses how team experience goes into the innovation and design of building an air vehicle. Source
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