Sweden expands its family of airborne countermeasures systems

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CelsiusTech Electronics of Sweden is extending its BO line of airborne countermeasures with seven new or upgraded products. These include the latest version of its BOL chaff dispenser, which is being tested in the US aboard an F-15 where it is integrated into the LAU-128 launcher for AMRAAM air-to-air missiles. In addition to dispensing conventional chaff, the BOL can dispense a newly developed material designed to counter missiles carrying infrared seekers.

Product introduction, Electronic Countermeasures

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Arthur takes up new role in Sweden and Norway

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The Norwegian and Swedish armies have received delivery of their first Arthur artillery locating radar from Ericsson Radar of Norway and its Swedish parent company Ericsson Microwave Systems. The two armies are believed to have placed an order for 26 systems in a contract valued at $85 million. The Scandinavian armies expect the radars to be used in support of United Nations peacekeeping missions abroad, among others.

Contracts & orders received, Norway, Search & Detection Radar, Search radar, Ericsson Radar

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