John Casko

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  "There is a lot of stress in our jobs so this is a chance for us to let our hair down a little bit," said John Casko, vice-president for Northrop Grumman Integrated Systems in Melbourne.

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  "Constellation was a very successful test of how well the BMC2 system performs when seconds make the difference in warfighter responsiveness," said John Casko, director of the company-led BMC2 team."We're taking the time out of Time Critical Targeting."
  
  According to Casko, the exercises generated systems engineering insights for the entire team."Our team is already integrating and solving the types of real-world problems such as cruise missile defense and UAV control that would not typically be addressed until after contract award.
  
  "We're using fully instrumented data obtained from the Constellation missions to evaluate measures of effectiveness and measures of performance, and to gain insights that we can use to further refine our open systems architecture solution," explained Casko."We're also conducting effective evaluations for reusing existing system software, therefore reducing the cost to the government."

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  John Casko was named the vice president of engineering, logistics and technology for Northrop Grumman Corp.'s Airborne Ground Surveillance and Battle Management Systems business area in Melbourne, Fla. Casko's organization supports programs like the multiplatform radar technology insertion program and the E-10A multisensor command and control aircraft, among others.Visit www.ngc.com.

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  "FYI's displays can significantly enhance the U.S. war fighter's ability to see and understand battlefield activities and make quicker, better-informed decisions than ever before," said John Casko, vice president, Engineering Logistics & Technology, Integrated Systems for Northrop Grumman.

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  said John Casko, vice president, Engineering Logistics & Technology, Integrated Systems for Northrop Grumman.

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  Northrop Grumman Appoints John Casko Vice President for Engineering, Logistics and Technology at Melbourne Unit

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  Northrop Grumman Appoints John Casko Vice President for Engineering, Logistics and Technology at Melbourne Unit

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  "The older technologies, the infrared technologies, and so on had significant limitations," according to John Casko, director of the airborne-mine-countermeasures program at Northrop Grumman (Los Angeles, CA).

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  "These exercises were just the beginning of what will be an extensive test and evaluation process," said John Casko, Northrop Grumman's BMC2 program director."We'll use this approach to identify the best tools and methods of operation for capturing and converting time-critical information into decision-quality knowledge for commanders."
  
  The team's BMC2 architecture incorporates lessons learned from Operation Iraqi Freedom, he added, by emphasizing speed of command, shared situational awareness, dynamic employment, joint operations, intelligence preparation of the battle space, battle damage assessment and precision strike.

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  "Constellation was a very successful test of how well the BMC2 system performs when seconds make the difference in warfighter responsiveness," said John Casko, director of the company-led BMC2 team."We're taking the time out of Time Critical Targeting."
  
  According to Casko, the exercises generated systems engineering insights for the entire team."Our team is already integrating and solving the types of real-world problems such as cruise missile defense and UAV control that would not typically be addressed until after contract award.
  
  "We're using fully instrumented data obtained from the Constellation missions to evaluate measures of effectiveness and measures of performance, and to gain insights that we can use to further refine our open systems architecture solution," explained Casko."We're also conducting effective evaluations for reusing existing system software, therefore reducing the cost to the government."

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