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SAAB has selected Thales to secure satellite communications for the Royal Norwegian Navy
SAAB has selected Thales to secure satellite communications for the Royal Norwegian Navy
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SAAB
has selected Thales to secure satellite communications for the Royal
Norwegian Navy
The
Swedish group SAAB has selected Thales to secure satellite communications
for the Royal Norwegian Navy. SAAB's Danish subsidiary will soon be
integrating Thales's Modem 21 system on board the navy's new Logistic
Support Vessel (LSV).
Artist impression of Royal Norwegian Navy future Logistic Support Vessel
replenishing a Fridtjof Nansen-class frigate. DSME received an order
for a combat support ship from the Norwegian
Defense Logistics Organization in 2013 The vessel is scheduled to be
delivered to the Norwegian
Navy in September 2016.
The
Modem 21 is a military modem that enables satellite communications to
be protected against jamming, interferences or intrusion. Its first
version has been in operation within the French forces since 2005, and
shortly thereafter within NATO. The latest generation high bandwidth
Modem 21 is currently deployed in military communication systems of
several countries in the world.
This
latest award confirms Norway's continuing confidence in Thales following
the successful integration of the Modem 21 system on board the Nansen
class frigates in 2011.
Modem
21 complies with STANAG 4606 to provide NATO members with fully operational
communication solutions.