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Hensoldt will replace the Radar Target Generator (RTG), a key element to test and verify the COBRA mobile radar system performance, with reproducible target trajectories

The modular end-to-end RF interconnect solution from Times Microwave Systems offers improved installation efficiency, increased safety and optimal performance, designed to meet avionic requirements

Marotta Controls’ hybrid Control Actuation System consists of high-power density electronics and electromechanical actuators, and will be utilized on the U.S. Navy's SPEAR project

The Type-X Robotic Combat Vehicle by Milrem Robotics will become an intelligent wingman to main battle tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, providing outmatched firepower, superior terrain capabilities and obstacle detection

The Portable Intermittent Fault Detector is an advanced diagnostic instrument that can detect and isolate mis-wiring problems in as short as 50 nanoseconds, and ensures the F-35 fighter jet is always mission-ready

Under the Army Leader Radio Program, the AN/PRC-148D Improved Multiband Inter/Intra Team Radio provides cutting-edge tactical communications for mounted or dismounted soldiers

Sagetech Avionics has received DoD AIMS certification for its MX12B micro Mode 5 Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) transponder.

TCTS Inc. II connects the aircraft to the training space (other aircraft, ground, sensors, and threats), significantly improving training realism in simulated, highly contested combat environments.

As part of the Field Service Representative support, the contract will deliver on site technical services for tactical and strategic satellite communications systems, satellite terminals, logistics, system and network engineering

The Sikorsky-Boeing Teams’ advanced DEFIANT X will fly twice as fast as the venerable Black Hawk, and be the most manoeuvrable and most survivable assault helicopter in history

The U.S. Air Force IDIQ contract will see a full range of missionization, depot-level maintenance and sustainment at the company’s 1.1 million-square-foot aircraft modification center