As part of the project “Telekommunikation der Armee” the Swiss Armed Forces are replacing obsolete radios and related equipment. Elbit Systems was awarded a contract to provide the Swiss Armed Forces with an Army-wide tactical mobile Software Defined Radio (“SDR”) network solution. The digital mobile network solution to be provided is based on the E-LynXTM family of open architecture SDR, enabling fast, reliable and secure communication across the Swiss Armed Forces. The E-LynX family of mobile tactical radio solutions is designed to meet the wide-ranging and complex communication needs of the modern battlefield. Offering operational flexibility with multiple configuration options,...
The Integrated Artillery Command and Fire Control System (INTAFF) enables an almost instantaneous exchange of data in the overall artillery system. This significantly accelerates the process flows, and the information is available to all involved in an up-to-date and transparent form. The focus is on the fire control and fire direction process, from the firing commander to the fire control center. The fire control center is the artillery nerve center of the brigade. In addition to the actual fire control and fire direction process, the logistics process and the exchange of orders and messages are also made possible via INTAFF....
The Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS) is a product of CEVS, a joint venture between Elbit Systems and Raytheon Technologies’ Collins Aerospace. The JHMCS provides the pilot with “first look, first shoot” high off-boresight weapons engagement capabilities. The system, also available in a night configuration, enables the pilot to accurately cue onboard weapons and sensors against enemy aircraft and ground targets without the need to aggressively turn the aircraft or place the target in the Head-Up Display (HUD) for designation. Critical information and symbology such as targeting cues and aircraft performance parameters are graphically displayed directly on the pilot’s...
In the full range of situations and tasks facing armed forces, the rapid and reliable acquisition and dissemination of information plays a key role. Reconnaissance drones are increasingly taking on important tasks in this regard because technical advances in recent years have significantly increased their performance. With the Hermes 900 HFE (referred to as ADS 15 in the Swiss Army), Elbit Systems is delivering a modern, technically advanced and highly efficient unmanned aircraft system to the Swiss Army. In today's environment, the need for extended aerial reconnaissance, which may last for days, can arise on short notice, for example in...