SAAB serving the navies

Article Abstract:

An editor's visit to the Saab AB Saab Systems in Jarfalla near Stockholm is discussed. The main aim of visiting Daab was to be introduced in-depth to the new 9LV Mk4 open architecture combat system and the Saab solution for network enabled capabilities and also to re-cap on the activities of Saab Underwater Systems AB in Motala.

Sweden, Technology application

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Communications performance for the domestic and export markets

Article Abstract:

Antonio Sergio F. Marcos Lopes, the executive director of Empresa de Investigacao e Desenvolvimento de Electronica (EID) speaks about the role played by their integrated communication systems in different sectors, especially defense and their key to success.

Executive changes & profiles, Portugal, Officials and employees, Interview, Lopes, Antonio Sergio F. Marcos

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Naval sensor developments

Article Abstract:

The contribution of Thales Nederland's integrated systems in naval surveillance, weapon control, combat management and anti-air warfare as well as their present naval programs are presented.

Netherlands, Thales Netherland B.V., Surveillance radar

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