Fox 54:

With Huntsville a hub for all things missile defense, there’s no surprise that Northrop Grumman is working on technology at its Rocket City campus that could help protect Americans for decades to come. Monday, company officials offered members of the military a firsthand look at the newest advances in technology for their Integrated Battle Command System, or IBCS. The development phase of the project is now complete and is moving into the production phase.

“IBCS will literally transform how the U.S. Army fights,” said Ian Reynolds, Vice President with N-G’s C4 Missile Defense Unit. “It will provide a common operating picture for the soldiers; an operating picture that is built through the fusion of fire control quality data from networked sensors.”

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