EW Europe 2018: Leonardo launches BriteCloud 55-T (video)
Leonardo has launched a new variant of its expendable active decoy at EW Europe 2018, designed for to protect wide body aircraft from modern radar guided-missiles.
Shephard spoke to Dave Appleby, VP of EW sales, about the new BriteCloud 55-T, which offers a significant power increase on previous models to deliver a larger radar return required to protect wide body aircraft.
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