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142956
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ID:
122668
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2012.
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During the Second World War, the nascent science of RADAR was chiefly concerned with the fixed wing aircraft threat. Over 60 years later, today's air surveillance radars have to keep watch not only fro planes but for helicopters, UAVs cruise missiles, and precision guided munitions. These radars have to be sufficiently robust and provide a low probability of intercept (LPI) to frustrate signals intelligence (SIGINT) collection, and Anti Radiation Missiles (ARMs).
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ID:
129870
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2014.
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The Swedish government and Saab are exploring options to reconstitute sovereign submarine building capability outside the ownership of ThyssenK rupp Marine system (TKMS).
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ID:
132254
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2014.
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new technologies, commercially available components and modern production processes are enabling companies to make significant advancements in the size, weight, power, functionality and reliability to radar. Geoff Fein and Richard Scott examine the impact on radar development.
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ID:
122685
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2012.
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On the occasion of the Farnborough Airshow, Military Technology (MT) asked the top leaders of military aerospace industries all around the world for their views as a regards the future evolution of the global market, and the prospects for their own companies. The main topic was on how an aerospace company enhances the next military air comparing?
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ID:
133170
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2014.
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Saab has received contracts worth SEK 467 million (USD 70.4 million) from the Swedish Defence Material Administration (FMV) to generate construction and production plans for the Royal Swedish Navy's next generation submarines and for the mid-life update of two type A19 Gotland class boat.
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ID:
122226
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Recently, Saab acquired ISD technologies, a developer of simulator simulations such as the Joint Fires Synthetic Training (JFIST) for virtual joint exercises with the various weapons systems used by air, navel and ground forces. This acquisition being a part of Saab's growth strategy in the virtual training area, MILITARY TECHNOLOGY took the opportunity to interview Thomas Lindgren, Marketing Director, Joint Fires, Saab Training and Simulation.
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ID:
131975
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2014.
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negotiation for the sale of Swedish shipyard ThyssenKrupp Marine System (TKMS) AB to Saab AB have commenced following the singing of a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) between ThyssenKrupp industrial solution AG, a subsidiary of ThyssenKrupp AG, and Saab.
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ID:
105521
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