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Eurosatory 2026: Advanced fire control systems to the fore as industry powers digital solutions

12th June 2026 - 10:00 GMT | by Damian Kemp in London, UK

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The fire control system has an open architecture to enable customer hardware selection freedom. (Image: BAE Systems)

BAE Systems is presenting its Next Generation Indirect Fire Control System at Eurosatory 2026. It is designed to connect large calibre guns with wider sensor and effector networks to provide targeting information more quickly.

A key focus of Eurosatory 2026 is multi-domain dominance, with many exhibitors including the likes of Thales, Airbus, General Dynamics and Leonardo displaying new digital technologies that provide connectivity and overwatch of an increasingly complex battlespace.  

One aspect of this is fire control, and BAE Systems has developed a new digital product, currently called Next Generation Indirect Fire Control System as a placeholder, which is designed to increase the precision, speed and connectivity of artillery operations.

The system is designed to support indirect fires while connecting individual guns with wider sensor and effector networks, allowing data to move seamlessly across operations to artillery

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