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Boeing Forms New C4ISR Division; Roger Krone Comments

Boeing (NYSE: BA) has announced the formation of a new electronic and mission systems division that will align the company’s C4ISR efforts.

Terry Collins, vice president and general manager of Boeing’s Argon ST subsidiary, will lead the division, which will operate within Boeing’s network and space systems unit.

Its headquarters will be located in Fairfax, Va.

Roger Krone, Boeing

“The synergy created by bringing Argon and DRT together with our tactical ISR programs will enable us to better serve our customers with integrated solutions and a strong team of experts, ” said Roger Krone, president of network and space systems. “This new division enhances the depth of our C4ISR capabilities as we strive to offer our customers the best-value C4ISR solutions they need now and in the future.”

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