Netherlands orders Israeli-made vehicle computers
Elbit to provide latest-generation tactical computers for Royal Netherlands Army.
The Dutch MoD is buying tactical computers for Royal Netherlands Army vehicles from Elbit Systems, under a contract worth about $24 million.
Work will be completed by mid-2024.
Elbit Systems will equip various platforms with its seventh-generation Enhanced Tactical Computer (ETC), replacing legacy ETCs that were supplied by the Israeli company more than ten years ago.
The new ETCs provide enhanced and more robust C2 and tactical data processing capabilities, improved security for processing and storage of secured mission information, plus a ‘solid growth path for advanced C2 applications’, Elbit claimed in a 6 January statement.
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