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Germany continues pursuit of Tactical Edge Networking

1st November 2019 - 12:00 GMT | by Andrew White in London

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The German Army continues to consider requirements to support its next-generation tactical communications programme with industry sources suggesting the effort remains a ‘very fluent process’.

The German Army initially launched a pair of programmes to support the future connectivity requirements of mounted and dismounted combat teams, including the Mobile Tactical Communications (MoTAKO) and Mobile Tactical Information Network (MoTIV) efforts.

After combining both programmes into the unified Digitalisation of Land Based Operations (DLBOP) programme, the German Army signed an MoU with the Netherlands in June 2019 to jointly pursue the Tactical Edge Networking (TEN) programme.

However, the German Army will continue

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