Northrop Grumman Corp. has successfully completed a program of simulations, demonstrations and tests designed to provide the Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) program with low programmatic and technical risk. Northrop Grumman's BAMS Head StartrnProgram successfully completed four system-level simulations as hosted on a prototype mission control system and aircraft simulator; airframe modifications and testing; and initiating air vehicle long lead procurements and capital investments. "These pre-contract activities are aligned with our proposed BAMS offer focused on creating the maximum programmatic and technical margins and thereby reducing risk for the US Navy," said Carl Johnson, Northrop Grumman BAMS program vice president. Over the past four months, the mission system was tested on a Northrop Grumman test bed aircraft flying out of California and linked to a Maryland-based prototype ground seg-ment.
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机译：诺斯罗普·格鲁曼公司（Northrop Grumman Corp.）已成功完成了旨在为广域海域监视（BAMS）程序提供较低程序和技术风险的模拟，演示和测试程序。诺斯罗普·格鲁曼公司（Northrop Grumman）的BAMS Head StartrnProgram成功完成了四个系统级仿真，这些仿真托管在原型任务控制系统和飞机模拟器上。机身改装和测试；并启动航空器长期采购和资本投资。诺斯罗普·格鲁曼公司（Northrop Grumman）BAMS计划副总裁卡尔·约翰逊（Carl Johnson）表示：“这些合同前的活动与我们提出的BAMS提议相一致，该提议侧重于创造最大的计划和技术利润，从而降低美国海军的风险。”在过去的四个月中，该任务系统在诺斯罗普·格鲁曼公司（Northrop Grumman）测试台飞机上进行了测试，该飞机从加利福尼亚飞出，并与基于马里兰州的原型地面分段相连。
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