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Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE: NOC) will highlight a wide range of naval and airborne capabilities at the 2009 Latin America Aerospace and Defence (LAAD) show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

LAAD is one of Latin America’s leading exhibitions for the defense and security industry bringing together Brazilian and international companies that provide equipment and services for the three armed forces, special forces, security services, consultants and government agencies. LAAD will be held on 14-17 April 2009 at Riocentro Exhibition and Convention Center.

Northrop Grumman Corporation’s (NYSE: NOC) Naval and Marine Systems Division hosted a reception recently honoring the students participating in Northrop Grumman’s WORTHY (Worthwhile To Help High School Youth) mentoring and scholarship program.

Designed to encourage and advance program participants’ pursuit of technical degrees, the WORTHY program provides on-the-job experience and improved access to secondary education. This year’s WORTHY Day celebration allowed each of the students to present an in-depth overview of the projects they worked on throughout the year.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - Litton Marine Systems has supplied bridge electronics and communications systems for a new chemical tanker under construction for Stolt Tankers at the Ujanic Shipyard in Croatia.

The 36,700 dwt chemical tanker, scheduled for delivery in January 2001, has been fitted with a complete Litton Vision 2100 integrated bridge system (IBS) with Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) meeting DNV Watch 1 certification. Litton is also installing the ship's GMDSS communications suite and Litton's IMO-approved Voyage Data Recorder (VDR).

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - Litton Marine Systems has supplied communications and navigation electronics for a new fishing vessel built in Scotland.

The vessel, the FV Concorde, is a 21.3m wooden twin rig trawler. It was built at Macduff Shipyards on the north coast of Scotland. The vessel was completed in May, and entered service in June of 2000.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - Litton Marine Systems has been awarded a contract from the UK Ministry of Defence to supply navigational radars for 19 support vessels in service with the Royal Navy and British Army.

The ships will be fitted with Decca BridgeMaster E 180 X-band navigational radars with color EPA display. The contract, which was awarded as the result of an open competitive tender, covers installation, commissioning, trials and onboard operator training. Installations will be completed by the end of June 2000.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Litton Marine Systems (LMS), a Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) company, has been awarded a contract by Marinette Marine to supply bridge electronics equipment for three new U.S. Coast Guard Juniper-class WLB seagoing buoy tenders.

Marinette Marine, based in Marinette, Wis., is building three WLB ships -- WLB 212, WLB 213 and WLB 214 – scheduled for delivery in 2002 and 2003.

Royal Caribbean International’s newest cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas, which completed its maiden voyage this summer, is equipped with twin state-of-the-art integrated bridge systems supplied by Northrop Grumman Corporation’s (NYSE: NOC) Sperry Marine business unit. The Sperry Marine system provides the highest level of safe and accurate navigation for the giant cruise ship, which carries up to 2,500 passengers.

Northrop Grumman Corporation's (NYSE: NOC) Sperry Marine business unveiled a new-generation electronic chart display and information system (ECDIS) at the Nor-Shipping maritime technology exhibition in Lillestrøm, Norway.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Ltd has placed an order with Litton Marine Systems for 14 fiber-optic gyrocompasses, which will be fitted on seven LNG carriers trading between Brunei and Japan.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - Litton Marine Systems BV, Holland, has completed the installation of a vessel traffic system (VTS) for Zeeland Seaports.

The system, based on Litton's new-generation VTS-Master-W technology, will be used for monitoring and controlling ship traffic in and out of the harbor basins at Vlissingen-Oost.

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