Thales expands tactical communications portfolio
Thales expects to begin production of its Javelin voice and data radio system in 2021, following US Army evaluations at Fort Bragg and in the Advanced Expeditionary Warfighting Experiment.
Javelin was developed in under 12 months to meet US Army network modernisation requirements under the Integrated Tactical Network effort and the radio aligns with a non-developmental item approach to Capability Set deployment, the company announced on 26 January.
‘Javelin delivers the smallest form factor voice and data radio on the market,’ Thales claimed. The ruggedised, single-channel, mobile ad-hoc network radio is interoperable with other radios running the TSM waveform, including Thales two-channel AN/PRC-148C/D systems.
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