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03 Sep 25. Spectra Group completes latest round of successful GENSS trials. Spectra Group, a specialist provider of secure voice, data and satellite communications systems, has announced for DSEi 25, the successful completion of their latest user trials for their next generation tactical radio GENSS. The concept for GENSS was announced last year and since then Spectra Group has successfully completed full product development and now field testing with select user groups. Spectra Group will be showcasing GENSS (pronounced genesis /jĕn′ĭ-sĭs), their award-winning tactical satellite SlingShot system and their recent addition to the Troposcatter Family of Systems, Troposcatter on the Move (TOTM), at DSEi, Excel, London (9-12 September 2025) at stand N2-430. GENSS builds on the foundations created by the award-winning SlingShot system, embodying Spectra Group’s vision of producing ultimate radio systems that capitalise on technological advances, adapt to the evolving demands of military operations and simplify the user experience. It has been designed and developed through a collaborative effort of tactical communication experts, seasoned military specialists and top-tier U.K. scientists and engineers. GENSS is a significant advancement in the field of tactical radio communications, due to its modular core framework and software-defined flexibility, heralding a new era in communication technology and along with the other Spectra Group products delivers a robust layered communications network to support mission critical headquarters and uncrewed systems over the horizon.
These latest field trials further validated the success and user benefits of GENSS, delivering a single tactical radio capable of meeting the extensive secure data, voice and application demands of modern military users. GENSS is a modular, hardware-agnostic radio system designed and now proven to be exceptionally agile, providing ultimate interoperability through straightforward software reprogramming allowing it to adapt quickly and easily to diverse user needs. GENSS is backwards compatible with SlingShot and has the benefit it will automatically tune to the L-TAC frequency, converting any military or civilian HF, VHF or UHF FM radio into a mobile global satellite communications system.
GENSS is also a multi-mode and multi-mission software defined radio in its own right, designed for agility and interoperability whilst focusing on cognitive simplicity for the operator. As well as a bespoke radio firmware package, Spectra Group has developed an integrated software data management package that allows Beyond Line of Sight (BLOS) bridging capability for closed/remoted MANET networks. Integrating and managing MANET data feeds into ATAK mission software, Spectra has ensured that wide band mission critical data, such as Personal Location Information (PLI) and Cursor on Target (CoT), can be transmitted over narrowband L-TAC channels, with recent trials also proving streaming video over L-TAC services is possible. By maximising the capability and flexibility that L-TAC offers, GENSS overcomes all traditional BLOS barriers and delivers true Communications on the Move (COTM) for individuals and platforms and by design has a low probability of detection or interception, enhancing its security and operational effectiveness. GENSS is therefore a robust and agile solution for voice and data transmission across all domains and platforms, whether on land, sea or in the air.
Simon Davies, Chief Executive at Spectra Group said, “As a veteran led organisation, my mission has been to craft the ultimate radio system — user-friendly, light, modular and supremely flexible to adapt to the evolving demands of military operations and technological advances. I am immensely proud and excited of what the GENSS team have managed to achieve, and these trials represent the pinnacle of our collective efforts to provide the user with simple and effective solutions. With this latest round of trials, and the rigorous process of full military specification certification to 801/461G complete, we remain on track to bring GENSS to market in the very near future.”
04 Sep 25. Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI) and Nokia today announced a strategic collaboration to deliver a next-generation, containerised, tactical communications network solution for U.K. defence agencies. The modular system combines Motorola Solutions’ deployable Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) infrastructure and Nokia’s industry-leading 5G AirScale portfolio for reliable and secure voice and data communications on the front lines. The solution is housed in rugged, deployable containers and can be operational in under 30 minutes. Motorola Solutions’ Silvus MANET technology provides the resilient backhaul to extend connectivity across diverse operational environments and extensive geographical areas. The scalable, self-healing Silvus mesh network enables high-throughput communication links between forward-deployed units and command nodes, and supports highly secure, AI-enabled and long-range video sensors and uncrewed systems for greater situational awareness and command and control.
“Secure, resilient and real-time connectivity is crucial for modern military operations,” said Fergus Mayne, U.K. and Ireland country manager, Motorola Solutions. “With Nokia, we’re providing defence forces with powerful, next-generation communications to help bring critical information to the front lines. This innovative communications solution builds on our global footprint in mission-critical land mobile radio and previous containerised network solutions to address the dynamic and evolving needs of modern defence operations.”
“Our collaboration with Motorola Solutions to develop a compact, modular solution for reliable mission-critical communications underscores the unmatched flexibility of our private 4G and 5G
solutions, designed to meet the evolving needs of defence,” said Giuseppe Targia, head of Space and Defence, Nokia. “Our industry-leading technology enables secure, high-speed data, voice and video connectivity, empowering military operations in the most demanding environments.”
In 2021, Motorola Solutions announced the deployment of containerised communications networks to the German Armed Forces. The networks are available in both mobile and stationary versions and interoperate with the communication networks of the German Public Safety Organisations, NATO and the EU for collaboration during crisis or disaster relief situations.
02 Sep 25. Bittium introduces the new Bittium TAC WIN Smart Link 360™ functionality to its Bittium TAC WIN Waveform™. Smart Link 360 is the world’s first solution whose adaptive and fully automated directional antenna functionality further enhances extreme protection against jamming and significantly improves performance for broadband tactical communications on the battlefield. The solution leverages directional antennas instead of omnidirectional ones in wireless and mobile MANET (mobile ad hoc network) environments, while extending MANET capabilities into link networks. As part of the TAC WIN Waveform, and together with Bittium Tactical Wireless IP Network™ (TAC WIN) Radio Head III and IV units as well as Bittium Tough SDR Vehicular™ radios, Smart Link 360 reinforces the advanced and unique qualities of Bittium’s comprehensive tactical communications system.
Smart Link 360 enables electronic antenna beam steering across a full 360-degree range. With this functionality, neighboring nodes in the network are automatically identified, enabling fast and effortless link creation without operator intervention. It supports full mesh topology —direct node-to-node connectivity that allows multiple transmission routes—and ensures mobility by dynamically tracking node movements. This makes Smart Link 360 ideally suited for both link networks and mobile nodes. Powered by the advanced TAC WIN routing algorithm, Smart Link 360 further increases network resilience by automatically directing antenna beams toward the optimal communication path while mitigating interference from other directions. The Bittium TAC WIN Network Manager Tool™ provides operators with real-time visualization of both network topology and antenna beam orientation.
“The advanced TAC WIN Waveform, together with the new Smart Link 360 functionality, particularly supports the rapid operations of mobile forces, delivering significant performance advantages in command and control. A key benefit is the increased automation of the communications network, which is especially critical for unmanned vehicles. We have refined these capabilities in the European iMUGS program, which is developing next-generation unmanned systems for the battlefield. With Smart Link 360, we are addressing both current and future customer requirements,” said Tommi Kangas, Senior Vice President, Defense & Security business segment at Bittium.
Bittium will showcase the TAC WIN Smart Link 360, along with other solutions for tactical communications, at stand N8-250 during the DSEI UK exhibition, September 9–12, 2025.
03 Sep 25. Everfox, the trusted high assurance cybersecurity company, announced the launch of High Speed Verifier-Turnkey (HSV-T). This hardware-enforced secure data transfer solution enhances digital collaboration and interoperability between allied nations, safeguarding mission-critical data transfers from high threat networks. Designed for tactical field deployments, HSV-T offers customizable, built-in threat removal capabilities that protect data flows between classified and unclassified networks for government, defense and intelligence systems without compromising speed or security.
“Data is a strategic asset on the battlefield, and securing its access and transfer is mission-critical,” said Sean Berg, CEO of Everfox. “Everfox’s HSV-T technology is a breakthrough in providing hardware-enforced cybersecurity in remote environments while reducing costly infrastructure.”
HSV-T operates in environments where no management network exists. It uses a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) to enforce protocol separation of the data being exchanged, enabling applications like email, chat, and UAM video feeds. Part of Everfox’s HSV family, HSV-T enables safe data transfer using simple hardware logic to augment software-based security in tactical environments.
HSV-T’s applications include:
- Streaming real-time drone video from unclassified platforms to secure command centers.
- Delivering command and control data from forward deployed sensors.
- Exchanging intelligence data between coalition networks with different classification levels.
For allied missions, these applications improve speed and trust in intelligence, enhance operational interoperability, and reduce vulnerability of classified networks. HSV-T’s protocol filtering diode meets NCDSMO Raise the Bar security standards for cross domain solutions.
About Everfox
Everfox (formerly Forcepoint Federal) has safeguarded the world’s critical data and networks for more than 30 years. As a leader in cross domain solutions, multi-level information sharing and data transfer and a provider of state-of-the-art threat protection and insider risk solutions, we move mission-critical information quickly and securely and prevent malware and human threats from compromising our customers’ networks. Everfox empowers governments and enterprise organizations to use data safely wherever and however their people need it. Learn more at www.everfox.com. (Source: BUSINESS WIRE)
02 Sep 25. INVISIO announces launch of new T30 headset. Tactical communications expert INVISIO is announcing a brand-new headset offering unlimited versatility in the field, with zero compromise to sound quality, hearing protection and situational awareness. The new headset is suited for both dismounted and mounted operations.This means customers and end-users can now rely on one headset to serve their needs across a range of environments from training to missions, dismounted and mounted. The versatility of the T30 is a groundbreaking development in tactical communications, as it removes the necessity for different headsets for different situations and reduces the need for additional equipment, training and costs.
Zero compromise, just tactical excellence
T30 leverages INVISIO’s expertise in this field, delivering market-leading hearing protection of 30 dB SNR / 33 dB NRSA20 combining passive hearing protection with active noise reduction. The active noise reduction contributes to increased protection in low frequency noise environments, often associated with mounted situations. This allows users to spend more time in vehicles and reduces potential fatigue. The T30 also provides a unique implementation of active noise reduction, where noise reduction is active while full situational awareness is maintained, enabling maximum protection in all situations. Due to an upgraded acoustic design, the T30 provides best-in-class sound localization down to 9 degrees.
T30 offers double hearing protection (38 dB SNR / 39 dB NRSA20) with optimized situational awareness. In double hearing protection mode, hear-through audio is fitted to match an acoustic filter in the in-ear plug, ensuring the user gets full double hearing protection whilst still gaining optimized situational awareness.
The T30 also provides headset embedded INVISIO audio, delivering unrivalled sound quality and Automatic RX Volume Adjustment, adjusting radio volume in line with surrounding noise, along with VOX Capability enabling voice activated transmission.
Unlimited connectivity, versatile by design
Along with uncompromised audio quality, it delivers versatile connectivity to personnel in the field, connecting with INVISIO control units as well as the specially designed and ultra-light Push-to-Talk P30. The P30 adds flexibility for the wearer, as it can be mounted in a left, right and center orientation. Additionally, two P30s can be connected simultaneously, providing the user with a very flexible dual-radio setup. The headset can also be connected directly to digital devices such as smartphones and laptops, offering rich audio sound and power from these devices.
The T30 offers the capability of connecting external microphones through its U-173 plug, allowing easy integration with equipment such as gas masks. Automatic smart detection ensures the external microphone gets priority over the boom microphone. The Redundancy Tx feature will allow voice pick-up from the hear-through microphones in case the boom arm is lost or defective. Versatile power modes mean the T30 can operate as a stand-alone headset, powered by a single AA battery (up to 110 hours battery life), or draw power from a connected device. The headset transitions between power modes without operational disruptions. Users can easily swap between wearing styles in two minutes, without using tools, providing added versatility. On top of this, the headset is water and humidity repellent, submersible down to two meters for two hours.
Jonathan Wassberg, Product Manager of Headsets at INVISIO, said: “The T30 is a groundbreaking addition to our tactical communications systems and really does offer something we haven’t seen before – a stand-alone headset that eliminates the need to change headsets in different scenarios, offering unlimited versatility with zero compromise to audio quality, hearing protection and situational awareness.
“From versatile connectivity, design, and power modes to unrivalled audio adaptability, hearing protection and situational awareness, this is the culmination of INVISIO’s years of experience in this field, and answers the needs of personnel across the world, in an array of scenarios that has never been seen before.”
The INVISIO T30 in highlights:
- Market-leading hearing protection of 30 dB SNR / 33 dB NRSA20.
- 360-degree situational awareness with sound localization down to 9 degrees.
- Headset-embedded INVISIO Audio, adaptive volume control and VOX capability.
- Combined Active Noise Reduction and passive hearing protection.
- Double hearing protection with optimized situational awareness.
- Connection with INVISIO eco-system, 3rd party PTTs and digital devices.
- Easy swap between three wearing styles in less than 2 minutes. No use of tools.
- Multiple powering modes– through control units, digital devices, radios and AA batteries.
- Right and left boom microphone configuration.
- 2 meters for 2 hours submersibility.
The product is expected to be available for shipment within the coming 6 months, subject to regions and variants.
The T30 will be presented at DSEI September 9-12 in London, booth number S13-510. Visit INVISIO there, or alternatively, visit Invisio.com or contact your local INVISIO representative.
02 Sep 25. Bittium will unveil its latest innovations for tactical and secure communications – purpose-built to ensure mission success in the most demanding operational environments at DSEI. The advanced tactical communications solutions empower C6ISTAR with high performance, seamless interoperability, resilience, and future readiness to support defense forces as they modernize and digitalize their critical communications infrastructure across domains. At the core is a modular, mobile IP-based backbone network capable of covering large geographical areas while combining wireless and wired connectivity. Together with next-generation tactical radios and waveforms, this creates a seamless full IP MANET. A unique dispersed voice solution, engineered specifically for tactical environments, ensures resilient voice across the network. For secure communications, Bittium showcases its ultra secure smartphones and cross-platform software solutions meeting the high requirements of defense forces, governments, and authorities. In addition to its own Tough Mobile devices, Bittium’s software is compatible with all major operating systems, including Android™, iOS, and Microsoft Windows, for achieving organization-wide secure communication, connectivity, and device and application management.
Highlights
- World premiere: Bittium TAC WIN Smart Link 360™ – a world’s first solution whose adaptive and fully automated directional antenna functionality further enhances extreme protection against jamming and significantly increases performance for broadband tactical communications on the battlefield.
- Quantum-safe secure communications – responding to the challenge of quantum computing and the threat of “harvest now, decrypt later”, Bittium showcases the Bittium SafeMove® Mobile VPN and Bittium Secure Call™ software solutions for quantum-resistant mobile communications.
- Live demonstration – simulating real-world operations with a hybrid solution that unites Bittium’s tactical and secure communications to ensure secure interoperability across tactical and mobile 4G/5G networks.
“Modern defense forces require more than just reliable communications – they demand secure, interoperable, and future-proof solutions that work seamlessly across domains,” said Tommi Kangas, Senior Vice President, Defense & Security business segment at Bittium. “At DSEI UK, we are proud to showcase innovations to keep armed forces connected and mission-ready at all times.”
More information on solutions for tactical and secure communications: https://www.bittium.com/defense-security/
In addition to showcasing the tactical and secure communications portfolio, Bittium introduces the expansion of its engineering services to meet the evolving needs of defense industry. With proven capabilities in wireless, tactical communications, secure software, and rugged electronics, Bittium provides tailored engineering services to industry OEM’s and system integrators to accelerate innovation, enhance operational readiness, and deliver solutions built to withstand the toughest environments. More information on engineering services: https://www.bittium.com/engineering-services/defense-security/
29 Aug 25. Comand AI embed in the UK defence ahead of DSEI 2025. Prevail has already hit the ground running on the continent with the French Army and German Bundeswehr. The pan-European start-up Comand AI is expanding its footprint in London after its flagship platform, Prevail, hit the ground running on the continent with the French Army, German Bundeswehr, and with another ongoing project in Ukraine. It is a natural next step for an organisation bringing generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to military planning – a priority enshrined in the UK’s Strategic Defence Review, in which the trio of authors recommended that autonomy complement the ‘heavy metal’ of tanks and artillery.
Paul Billings, vice president of the emerging UK entity, delivered an exclusive demo of Prevail for Army Technology at its office in London ahead of the leading UK defence exhibition, DSEI, where the start-up will dwell within the French pavillion, having been founded in Paris by defence expert Loïc Mougeolle just two years ago.
Ultimately, Prevail is a GenAI platform composed of two integrated components: Plans and Lessons. Together, they speed up and inform tactical decisions, allowing command and control (C2) to act faster in the mission planning stage, creating a smoother tempo on the battlefield with more time to focus on other military actions.
Prevail: Plans
Prevail processes the receipt of orders brief after which the GenAI tool helps personnel analyse missions, evaluate terrain, assess threats, and generate viable courses of action. The tool utilises data from open street maps and low latency satellite pictures. This could extend to data gathered from disaggregated sensor nodes on the ground but this depends on user requirements. In the end, the platform allows decision-makers to wargame options under different criteria, such as logistics, flexibility, or C2.
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Comand AI say this brings a fourfold increase in analysis and scenario development speed.
“This work would normally be done in 2025 with a sheet of plastic over a map [jotted by] humans with felt tip pens,” Billings said as he parsed through an AI-generated timeline of overlapping tactical actions among different military units for a fictional scenario across the complex, forested terrain south of the city of Chornobyl.
The manual methods of mission planning “would take an entire staff of 12 [or] 15 people, [around] 30 minutes, and we’ve just done it in three minutes,” he reckoned.
Computer devices featuring Prevail. Credit: Comand AI.
Prevail: Lessons
Meanwhile, the ‘lessons’ element allows the Armed Forces to draw insights from distinct data sets – missions, academia, and doctrine – into a coherent brief. The lessonsautomatically feed relevant insights into the Plans section, closing an enduring gap between operations and lessons learned.
“You can’t take six months in learning lessons because the technology would be more abundant. You’ve missed two or three iterations by the time you get back to it,” Billings considered, “so how do you draw lessons?”
In this instance, Prevail consumed information given in interviews with Vietnam War veterans.
“We’ll pick a document,” Billings said, guiding through the Lessons interface. “If you go into it, you see it has generated lessons and observations. Observations create lessons, and then lessons create trends, and then you go from there.”
Currently, Comand AI are working with the French Army using the Lessons tool, and the start-up sped up the process from up to four months to just two weeks while still maintaining a large degree of human interaction. Billings noted the platform saved around 80% of the typical timeframe.
“You can take articles, academia, but also, and more pertinent to that, rapid lesson cycles, post operational reports, post operational insights, post exercise reports, interviews from the battlefield, drop them in.”
Tapping into UK defence, DSEI 2025
Alongside their new office in London, Comand AI plan to inject more than £35m ($47.5bn) in British defence over the next five years. This ambition builds on the €12m ($14m) raised in pre-seed and seed funds. The Anglo-French company have hired more British engineers which will no doubt feed into UK government requirements for a strong domestic footprint. Besides, Comand AI have a significant advantage as a software supplier. Hardware suppliers “have to suddenly scale up to produce 250,000 [units] in three months, which is a problem that governments can have in the way it establishes hardware contracts,” Billings mentioned. (Source: army-technology.com)
19 Aug 25. Global Skyware, part of the Global Invacom Group, has unveiled its XY antenna. Ideally suited for rapid response, mission critical applications, the XY offers users the highest degree of modularity, flexibility and simple assembly for on-the -move and on-the-pause connectivity. The XY antenna allows multi-orbit capability across Geostationary Earth Orbit Satellite (“GEO”), Low Earth Orbit (“LEO”), Medium Earth Orbit (“MEO”) and High Earth Orbit (“HEO”). It can be switched between the high frequency Ka- and Ku-bands and can also be operated using outdoor or indoor control systems, depending on user requirements. The antenna’s integrated system is unique on the market today, with no requirement for the transportation of multiple discrete feed elements and radio frequency (“RF”) units. This is all packaged into a transceiver that is attached to the back of the antenna reflector. The use of a transceiver brings huge advantages in terms of reduced size, weight, power and cost (“SWaPC”). It packs the equivalent of multiple Block Up Converters (“BUCs”), Low-Noise Block Down Converters (“LNBs”) and ports into one neat package. Highly suitable for government and defence applications, the antenna is exempted from restrictions under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (“ITAR”) and is World Geodetic System (“WGS”) compliant. Hardened to enable it to function in the most extreme environments, it is also available with a Digital Intermediate Frequency Interoperability (“DIFI”) interface or hosted software defined modems, supporting multi network capability and the virtualisation of satcoms ground infrastructure. The XY antenna is packaged such that it is also compliant with Internation Air Transport Association (“IATA”) requirement, as well as being easy to handle and transport on aircraft.
Robert Potter, Chief Technology Officer at Global Invacom said: “The XY antenna is our most innovative antenna to date: lighter, smaller and includes the use of a transceiver rather than discrete RF, which results in a significantly more compact system. During the development process, we have taken every step to ensure that this antenna delivers for the user. It’s incredibly flexible, easy to use and highly reliable enabling it to adapt to many different user profiles.”
The Global Invacom team will be at the Defence & Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition in London from 9th to 12th September 2025. To book a meeting, please visit: https://globalinvacom.com/blogs/news/dsei
08 Jul 25. Savox and Insta Launch Collaboration – Aiming to Develop Integrated Audio and Vehicle Solutions. Savox Communications and Insta and have signed an agreement to combine their top-tier technologies and expertise in developing and delivering advanced defence and security solutions. The collaboration will be officially announced at the international DSEI 2025 exhibition in London, taking place from 9-12 September. The collaboration leverages Savox’s position as a leading provider of mission-critical communication solutions and technology company Insta’s strong capabilities in networked defence solutions and system integration. Together, the companies aim to develop more comprehensive, integrated, and interoperable solutions tailored for the demanding needs of defence and public safety operators – with a particular focus on integrated audio and vehicle environments, where real-time situational awareness, connectivity, and compatibility are critical.
– Collaborating with Insta supports our strategy to strengthen our offering with holistic solutions that enhance operational effectiveness and situational awareness in challenging conditions, says Jerry Kettunen, CEO of Savox Communications.
– Savox’s technological know-how perfectly complements Insta’s system development capabilities. As experts in the state-of-the-art technology, we highly value collaboration to provide purposeful products and solutions. We see strong growth potential both in Finland and on the international market, says Ville Kettula, Vice President of Insta ILS Oy.
The joint solution will be showcased at the DSEI 2025 exhibition in London this September.
For more information about Savox, visit: www.savox.com
About Savox:
Savox Communications designs and manufactures advanced, rugged and robust hearing protection and communication solutions for the most demanding conditions. Headquartered in Finland, our worldwide network, distributors and agents deliver mission-critical systems for defense, fire and rescue, law enforcement, and industrial sectors across global markets. Over 40 years of experience in the industry and our agile and highly advanced R&D and engineering capability have earned Savox a reputation for superior quality. Our 300 co-workers around the world pride themselves on ensuring the safety and enhancing the operational capability of teams and individuals in challenging conditions where seamless access to voice and information is vital.
About Insta:
Decisive defence technology for the future
Insta is a diversified technology company with in-depth expertise to enable secure and customer-focused solutions for the needs of industry, defence, software development, and cyber security. We are a reliable partner that develops future security and decisive performance in an ever more rapidly changing, networked world. Insta is also a strategic partner of the Finnish Defence Forces. Advanced technology allows you to see further, react earlier, and influence more efficiently – on land, sea, and in the air. We use our strong know-how to build defence by integrating systems, developing and maintaining capabilities, enhancing command and control, and creating the real-time situational picture to support decisions.
Continuous movement, experience and responsibility are at the core of our safety culture. In 2024, the net sales of our growing family business was 176,2 m euros and we employed approximately 1,200 people. Insta – Decisive Impact. Further information: www.insta.fi
19 Aug 25. MilDef takes a comprehensive approach to the data-driven defense. At the global defense exhibition DSEI 2025 in London, September 9-12, MilDef will present the next generation of systems for a digitalized, data-driven defense – focusing on increased efficiency and connectivity, NATO interoperability, and future-proof technology. Visit MilDef at booth N7-130. Among a wide range of rugged computers, servers, network products, tablets, displays, and specialized electronics for battlefield digitalization, MilDef will showcase the next generation of rugged displays and vehicle electronics based on GVA standards and video over ethernet technology. MilDefs solutions enable real-time data sharing, enhanced crew safety, and future-proof, modular upgrades – for superior operational efficiency in the harshest environments. From NVIS compatible displays to integrated sensor systems, MilDef demonstrate how connected, scalable architectures are shaping the future of military vehicles.
“At DSEI, MilDef is at the forefront of helping armed forces stay connected, protected, and mission-ready. We are showcasing the latest in technology development for greater interoperability, modernization, and mission-critical support – when and where the stakes are the highest. Never before have we presented such a complete spectrum of end-to-end solutions for the data-driven defense, enabling our customers to digitalize critical information flows in challenging environments”, says Fredrik Persson, CTO and Vice President of MilDef Group.
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Curtiss-Wright Corporation (NYSE: CW) has a long history with its roots dating back to Orville and Wilbur Wright’s first flight in 1903, and Mr. Glenn Curtiss, the father of naval aviation. In 1929, the companies founded by these three great aviation pioneers, the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company and Wright Aeronautical Corporation, merged to form the largest aircraft company at the time, Curtiss-Wright Corporation.
We have continued on the path of innovation and advanced engineering, and have applied that expertise to a number of critical applications in high-performance markets. Our success has resulted in a world-renowned reputation for performance, long-standing customer relationships and significant growth and profitability in the markets in which we compete.
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