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  • B-2 bomber
    Northrop Grumman Corporation

    Its wholly owned subsidiary Logicon, Inc., provides information-technology services to U.S. government agencies and commercial customers and management support for U.S. military weapons systems. Its Litton Sector (formerly Litton Industries) is the largest maker of nonnuclear ships for the U.S. Navy and designs, builds, and overhauls surface ships for…

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    Its wholly owned subsidiary Logicon, Inc., provides information-technology services to U.S. government agencies and commercial customers and management support for U.S. military weapons systems. Its Litton Sector (formerly Litton Industries) is the largest maker of nonnuclear ships for the U.S. Navy and designs, builds, and overhauls surface ships for…

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