Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 21 No. 36
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September 22, 2017

Northrop CEO Touts Improved Affordability, Enhanced Competitiveness As Drivers In Orbital ATK Deal

By Staff Reports

Northrop Grumman’s proposed $7.8 billion acquisition of Orbital ATK will drive improved affordability for its customers, strengthen its competitiveness in a number of areas such as space and missile defense systems, and help spur innovation, Wes Bush, Northrop…

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