Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 11:15:54 -0400
To: Matthew Gaylor <freematt@coil.com>
From: Matthew Gaylor <freematt@coil.com>
Subject: Northrop Grumman's Travel Advisory
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-----Original Message-----
From:ES3 Special Bulletins
Sent:Thursday, September 13, 2001 7:53 AM
Subject:Important: Electronic Systems Travel Advisory
Importance:High

   NORTHROP GRUMMAN ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
  TRAVEL ADVISORY

Tuesday's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington have raised
concerns about the safety and security of American interests worldwide.
The primary concern focuses on the possibility of renewed terrorist
attacks, if not from the sources of these events, then from others
inspired by them.

The International Security organization of Northrop Grumman Electronic
Systems, in consultation with our International Business representatives
in country, our International Security consultants and the US Government,
provide these guidelines:

*All non-essential business travel shall be postponed for the next 10
days, both domestic and internationally.

*Foreign travel will require the review of the responsible Vice
President and consultation with International Security.

*Travelers currently overseas shall keep a low profile, do not wear
clothing or items that identifies you as an American, and check in with
the Northrop Grumman ES Country Manager.

*If you are currently overseas on travel and ready to return to the
United States, follow these guidelines:

1.If you do not have a confirmed reservation for travel to the United
States and you are in the Middle East, please book the first leg of your
trip through Europe and remain in place until the situation clarifies.

2.If you do not have a confirmed reservation for travel to the US and
you are not in the Middle East, please remain in place until the air
traffic chaos in the US becomes more manageable.

3.If you have a confirmed reservation for your travel to the US and
believe that you need to return to the US now, please arrive at the
airport several hours before your flight, use extreme caution, move
quickly into the secure areas of the airports and exercise patience with
the newly implemented security procedures.

*If you must travel within the US in the next 10 days, arrive at
least 90 minutes before your flight and move quickly into the secure areas
of the terminal.  Exercise patience with the implementation of new
security procedures which eliminate curbside check-in and require
stringent ID and baggage search regimes.

Please check our website on Internet Central (by entering the eHR Portal
and choosing Security then International) for further advisories from
Northrop Grumman and the US State Department, as well as detailed country
reports.  We will release an update on Monday, September 17th if not
earlier, as conditions warrant.


P. B. Tomaselli
Director, Sector Security


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