Latest-Generation Naval Remote Weapon System for Indonesian Navy Vessels
The Independent Line of Sight variant of Leonardo's Marlin 40 turret will equip the Indonesian Navy’s PC60 fast patrol boats and Tank Landing Ship vessels
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The Independent Line of Sight variant of Leonardo's Marlin 40 turret will equip the Indonesian Navy’s PC60 fast patrol boats and Tank Landing Ship vessels
Eleven C-130 aircraft will be upgraded with Collins Aerospace’s Flight2 digital cockpit, which delivers a cost-effective, low-risk Communications Navigation Surveillance/Air Traffic Management upgrade solution
ATLAS ELEKTRONIK will provide its latest active and passive sonar technology for use in the mission modules to enable the frigates to conduct long-range ASW operations and to build up an extensive subsurface picture
Embraer has offered its C-390 Millennium aircraft and the potential supply of locally manufactured parts to contribute to the offset requirements of the Large Transport Aircraft (LTA) II Program
Garmin International’s G3000 integrated flight deck will be integrated with L3Harris Technologies’ Sky Warden aircraft
The British Army and SPEE3D will demonstrate the company’s WarpSPEE3D printer’s deployable technology to print metal 3D printed parts in the field and in various conditions as part of a concept assessment
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace’s Common Remotely Operated Weapon Stations are in-service within every branch of the US military, providing protection for soldiers within combat vehicles, facilities, and vessels
Teledyne FLIR Defense will provide Maritime Forward Looking Infrared (MARFLIR) II sensors and SeaFLIR® 280-HD surveillance systems to the United States Coast Guard
RAFAEL and HENSOLDT have signed a teaming agreement to integrate RAFAEL’s Sky Shield airborne electronic warfare (EW) pod with HENSOLDT’s “Kalaetron Attack” Airborne Jamming System
A Q-53 multi-mission radar by Lockheed Martin has successfully provided tracking data to launch a C-UAS defeat system during a US Army exercise in Arizona
The new system will provide Australian and allied armed forces with the ability to securely communicate using voice and other data from almost any location across the globe
The project will develop equipment designed to be carried by soldiers, fitted to vehicles, and protect military bases by detecting and disrupting explosive devices using advanced techniques across the electromagnetic spectrum