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Today’s artillery: fire support and protection down to the lowest levelSince 2008, operations have been characterized by an increasingly severe context and higher demand for artillery, down to the lowest levels. As the only branch capable of providing fire support at all conditions, its use has become indispensable. No air-land operation is planned without permanent mortar or gun fire support. The principle of “not move without combat support” is once again a reality. Today, technical and tactical artillery capabilities have evolved considerably: high strategic mobility, precision guided ammunition, a reduced logistics footprint, ground-air protection and dynamic management of air-land space.

Artillery performs two key functions:

Indirect Fire Support to guarantee commander freedom of action

Operating at a distance, it uses intelligence to identify, strike high-value targets and weakens the opponent before contact, and subsequently contributes to enemy destruction in support of troops in combat. Permanent, due to its continuous capabilities, and responsive, it provides a full range of effects and guarantees for decision makers precise and controlled strikes.

Air defense to protect the air-land forces, sensitive sites and populations

Able to maneuver in insecure environments on the ground and following the pace of land units, integrated into the joint chain of command and operating in coordination with French Air Force resources, artillery participates in foreign and national theaters protection in the frame of reinforcement of the permanent safety posture

Artillery is currently organized in regiments within combined arms brigades. Its strength lies in its ability to be integrated down to the lowest tactical levels (combined tactical battle group or company). Therefore, each combined arms brigade has a mixed artillery regiment that trains and prepares for deployment with direct engagement battle group (infantry and armor).

Artillery Organization:

Each artillery regiment, inside light and medium brigades is organized in:

• two field artillery batteries able to fire the 155 mm CAESAR guns and 120 mm mortars;

• a short-range air defense (SHORAD) battery firing MISTRAL missiles;

• an intelligence battery dedicated to brigade.

Three specific regiments (RA) are part of the heavy armored and mechanized brigades:

• the 40th RA equipped with self-propelled armored tracked vehicle named AUF1;

• the 1st RA equipped with two unitary rocket launcher (URL) batteries and two radar batteries (COBRA);

• the 54th RA is the air defense regiment, organized in four short range air defense batteries (SHORAD) and two tactical coordination batteries (TCB) for 3rd Dimension space management and implementation of high-speed data links.

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Afghanistan and Ivory coast

Permanent fire support

Since 2008, operations have been characterized by a renewed use of artillery, which has been deployed in combined tactical battle groups with reduced structures to provide fire support for the entire combat area. In Afghanistan, 4 500 shells (155 mm and 120 mm) were fired to support combined tactical battle groups, and also for targeting purposes to support Special Forces.

The CAESAR gun range has significantly expanded the area of action for tactical battle groups. The complementary nature of guns and mortars has been consolidated: the CAESAR guns provide support from forward advanced bases, while mortars maneuver in the contact area. Therefore, regardless of changes in the maneuver, units can be supported laterally, accurately and closer to allied units.

The air-defense and field artillery double qualification of the artillery observation teams allowed all possible fire support to be effectively combined with a minimal impact on the human resources.

Afghanistan has also been the scene of regular use of tactical UAVs in connection with artillery. Tactical UAV (SDTI) and mini UAV (DRAC), capable of intelligence and time sensitive targeting, were able to perform a full firing loop: acquisition, control, adjustment and damage assessment.

Mali

Strategic projection of fire support

The SERVAL operation was characterized by the elongations of the air-land offensive action. In this action, the artillery was present for both observation teams but also for gun and mortar fire. The strategic mobility of the self-propelled CAESAR gun was a major asset. A unit of two CAESAR guns was able to conduct a raid over 1,000 km, keeping pace with close combat armored vehicles (VBCI, AMX -10 -RC) on harsh desert terrain, from NIAMEY to TESSALIT. Following the raid, smoothly conducted, the detachment has performed more than 40 neutralization, illumination and blinding shots. The logistic footprint was reduced to 2 TRM 10 000 trucks.

Dynamic management of 3D space

The 3rd dimension (3D) resources management capability was decisive: a third-dimension defense management center (CMD3D) of the 54th RA was deployed to allow all air-land resources to be monitored and coordinated.

Use of fire: Artillery 3rd dimension expertise plays a key role in enabling the tactical combined arms commander to coordinate the actions of all available resources (artillery shells, helicopters, Close Air support, UAVs.)

Guyana, Djibouti, Lebanon

Surface-air protection through field compartment control

Air Defense of land forces is carried out by short-range air defense sections (SHORAD). Each platoon has six MISTRAL missiles and detection and firing control radar (NC1-30 and NC1-40). The advantage of these sections is their ability to deploy in the field and their complementary capability between radar detection and visual surveillance performed by these units in this field. The MISTRAL missile has further enhanced its capabilities with the delivery of the MISTRAL 3 in 2014, which features an increased range (8 km) and which is capable of destroying targets with a smaller signature.

Target acquisition

In the frame of SCORPION program, which will renew and consolidate the operational capacities of combined tactical battle groups, the Army will be equipped with new acquisition resources. The multi-role armored vehicle (VBMR) will replace current reconnaissance VABs by 2020. Its equipment allows it to detect and locate targets with ten-meter accuracy in all conditions. It features a 5-meter telescopic mast with day and night vision, and a removable radar, and will significantly improve team observation capabilities.

Studies are underway to improve target localization computing via imaging. They aim to achieve metric accuracy by 2020.

Ammunition

The artillery possesses a full range of ammunition: neutralization, illumination, blinding and warning. It also has guided BONUS anti-tank rounds for effective use in symmetrical or asymmetrical conflicts.

The 1st RA has received GPS-guided rockets for URL since April 2014. Deployed since 2016 in North Mali, URL System have destroyed terrorist logistic and command up to 70 km. Current studies focus on guided 120 mm and 155 mm shells, which will be available after 2022.

Effectors: Field Artillery launchers

France currently has four types of launchers:

• Due to the strategic mobility, the self-propelled 155 mm CAESAR gun showed its effectiveness in Afghanistan and especially in Mali (38 km range).

• The AUF1 155 mm armored tracked self-propelled howitzer (28 km range).

• The rusticity and strategic mobility of the RTF1 120 mm towed mortar make it an easy and effective way to support infantry units in combat. In 2022, an on-board automated mortar embedded in a multirole armored vehicle (MEPAC) will support forces in addition to the RTF1 towed mortar.

• The unitary rocket launcher (URL).

The arrival of the URL in ground forces:

• 13 URLs will be delivered to the 1st RA before the end of 2014. The URL is the only highly accurate, all-weather and permanent fire support for 2014-2022, with the pending delivery of 155 and 120 mm precision shells.

• It is fully integrated into tactical and logistical maneuvers. It is easy to use by joint force commanders or tactical battle groups commanders.

• It has a range of technical effects that are readily used by the Joint Commander of Operations: time fuse/percussion/delayed-penetration firing.

A weapons system whose strengths specifically address the operational needs of forces in stabilization missions:

• Due to the range of the weapons system - up to 80 km - it can shoot without even leaving its forward advanced base.

• Rockets are detected at the last moment, which does not allow the opponent to take cover.

• The terminal angle is vertical, which makes this munition very effective in destroying targets in urban areas, in mountainous areas or in areas protected by rocky knolls.

• The cost/effectiveness ratio is particularly advantageous.

• The logistics impact is significantly reduced due to the rocket’s level of accuracy: each target is treated with a single munition.

Above all, the URL can be used at all conditions, and can provide permanent and immediate support. It was used specifically by British forces in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, and has gradually become the preferred fire support system.

Air Defense Surveillance and acquisition:

The French Army uses the MARTHA system for the air defense chain of command control systems.

It currently has NC1-30 and NC1-40 detection and fire control radars with a range of 20 km to 28 km.

The early warning and 3D surveillance are provided by the 3D GIRAFFE radar and soon by GM200 radars with a range of 200 km, which will be delivered starting in 2018.

Air Defense launchers:

In addition to the French Air Force’s MAMBA medium range air defense system, French Army has the MISTRAL 2 and MISTRAL 3 short range missiles (extended range of 8 km) with small target capabilities. These missiles can be fired from a dismounted tripod (MANPADS) or from a vehicle-based platform (PAMELA).

The Army uses also 20 mm guns, mounted on multirole armored platform (VAB) to complete the air defense system.

Land & Airland Defence Operations Doctrine and Vision

Numerous capabilities implemented during recent operations

Evolving technical capabilities

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Sensors: target acquisition capability

In order to detect and identify threats, designate targets and observe the firing results to assess damage and rectify elements transmitted to launchers of the battery, the artillery uses Observation Teams (EOC), deployed inside the combined arms units (Infantry, Armor), with their own equipment capable of performing the tasks described above. Optical and optronic equipment is currently installed on board vehicles with observation devices, able to detect and locate targets both day and night. Observation Teams, mounted or potentially dismounted, use high-accuracy rangefinders and can be equipped with laser designators.

Effectors: Indirect fire platforms

Indirect fire support is provided by guns, mortars and rockets. French Artillery is equipped with three types of launchers:

• 155 mm 52 caliber self-propelled CAESAR guns capable of high strategic mobility and 38 km range;

• 81 and 120 mm towed mortars, which deliver an effective fire support for units in contact up to 15 km;

• Unitary Rocket Launchers mounted on tracked platform, with a range of 80 km and metric precision.

• Mistral 2 and 3 short range Missile System for Air Defense.

These launchers may be used as adaptable modules (unitary, dual, a battery of 6 to 8 launchers or a regiment 2 to 4 batteries). More often, before deployment, a reconnaissance team identify firing positions or launchers can fire immediately when rapid deployment in action is decided. Some launchers are equipped with autonomous maneuver and firing capabilities, via inertial navigation systems and integrated firing calculator.

Fire Command & Control Systems

The ability of the artillery to engage targets in neutralization or precision firing and to fire on-target immediately is allowed by transmission in near real time of data provided by observation teams to firing launchers and calculation of position and trajectory data provided by the artillery fire command and control system. Calculators are used at the battery command post and are also available inside the firing platforms, to provide unequaled scalability and versatility. The fire control system is also used to calculate ammunition replenishment. It must also interface with the 3-D Air Traffic and Air Defense management systems to optimize trajectories in airspace.

Weapon effects & ammunition

The artillery is equipped with a full range of 81, 120 and 155 mm caliber ammunition, for neutralization, illumination, blinding and warning. It is also provided by guided, selective anti-tank rounds for use in all types of conflicts. URL rockets guided by GPS allow protected targets to be destroyed at up to a distance of 80 km and with nearly metric precision. Current studies focus on guided 120 mm and 155 mm shells, which will be available after 2020.

Replenishment & Logistics

After firing, munitions must be replenished by transportation and logistic units to the areas managed by artillery units. In addition to transportation and storage, munitions management, pallet handling, repackaging and neutralization-destruction functions must also be performed.

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ASB Group gathers the thermal batteries activities from its 2 prestigious shareholders: ASB Group is a subsidiary of EADS France, 50% shareholder, and is also linked with the company SAFT, 50% shareholder.

ASB Group is located in France (Bourges), and has subsidiaries in UK (MSB near Glasgow) and in USA (ATB in Cockeysville, MR).

The technology of Thermal Battery brings an exceptional level of reliability, in the most extreme conditions. For example:

• 100% of the performances are garantied on a spectrum over 130°C

• Before firing of the battery, this latter is a solid, and so perfectly inert material. No maintenance. life cost equal to purchased cost.

• Life duration is fixed to 15 years, far from the technical limit..

• The ASB portfolio is from 14 g to 67 Kg, from some W to over 100 KW, with the same level of technology reliability.

The ASB thermal batteries are integrated in all types of the most sophisticated armaments. The ammunition ground-to-ground, ground-to-air, air-to-ground, but also all the naval applications ship-to-ship, ship-to-air, and under-water systems, are equipped with thermal batteries:

• Missiles GROUND-AIR-SEA

• Rockets GROUND-AIR-SEA

• Clever shells of all calibers (Artillery, Tank, Medium calibers for Infantry and air-defense guns)

• Air-to-ground Bombs with terminal guidance kit

• Torpedoes (light & heavy ones)

• Launchers and associated posts for the above ammunition

• Combat aircrafts, ejection seats, emergency power supplies

• Launchers and satellites for space

The customers are mainly the Systems and Ammunition producers: the majority of the European clever ammunition is equipped with ASB batteries, and it is the same for the most advanced US products. Wherever technology and reliability are driven factors, ASB is the best supplier. Our main customers are MBDA, ASTRIUM, Lockheed Martin, Alliant Tech Systems, Boeing, as well as Korean Companies, South-African DENEL DYNAMICS, and a lot of others.

It is to be noted that ASB is regularly granted with top rank level for customers satisfaction:

• ASB is investing for the Long Term Future.

World leader for Thermal Batteries, ASB is supplying the most requiring Customers with electrical sources, which are exceptionally reliable in extreme conditions.

ASB AEROSPATIALE BATTERIES

Contact: Allée Ste Hélène - 18021 Bourges cedexTel.: 02 48 48 56 43 - Fax: +33 2.48.48.56.01Mail: jd.caridroit@asb-group.comWebsite: www.asb-group.com

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ASB AEROSPATIALE BATTERIES 9

CILAS (Compagnie industrielle des Lasers) 10

CMI DEFENCE 11

DAVEY BICKFORD 12

DCI (Défense Conseil International) 13

DIXI MICROTECHNIQUES 14

ECA GROUP 15

EURENCO 16

EXAVISION 17

ISL 18

JUNGHANS T2M 19

MBDA 20

MOOG DEFENCE EUROPE 21

NTF - NAVI TRADE FORWARDERS 22

NEXTER SYSTEMS 23

RENAULT TRUCKS DEFENSE 24

ROXEL 25

SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & DEFENSE 26

TDA ARMEMENTS SAS 27

THALES COMM@NDER FIRE 28

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A subsidiary of the CMI Group (Cockerill Maintenance & Ingénierie), CMI Defence is the undisputed leader in high power (20-120 mm) multifunctional weapon systems for light and medium armoured vehicles and in innovative training and maintenance solutions. CMI Defence equipment benefits from the cutting edge expertise of the CMI Defence teams in software, ballistic and mechatronic engineering.

Incarnating the very essence of the Cockerill® brand, CMI weapon systems combine highly effective fire power with light weight to guarantee performance, mobility and protection for the crew. The Cockerill® systems are modular and designed so that they can be upgraded to keep pace with the needs of their users, at moderate cost.

The innovative strength of CMI Defence anticipates the growing needs for versatility on the part of highly mobile armies. Its teams are constantly developing new solutions to improve the use of Cockerill® systems throughout their life-cycle.

The man-machine interface has been designed to integrate the necessary parameters required for firing to be carried out manually or automatically, along with messages and visual aids for targeting and firing.

CMI Defence develops Cockerill® weapon systems with a modular architecture for the entire 20 mm to 120 mm caliber range. Their operational efficiency is increased by their capacity of firing beyond line-of-sight. CMI Defence is more than ever putting its stakes on innovation, R&D and on consolidating its partnerships in this domain.

Cockerill®, the authority for integrated weapon systems on highly mobile armoured vehicles.

CMI DEFENCE

Contact: Bernard CLERMONTParc d’activités du Moulin Haut - 57925 DistroffTel.: 03 82 82 55 11 - Mail: defence.france@cmigroupe.comWebsite: www.cmigroupe.com

CILAS develops, manufactures and markets products and systems using these technologies for defense or security. The company is also involved in large-scale scientific laser programs and in industrial and scientific instrumentation.

Innovations in laser target designation

The DHY - 307 LW is the evolution of the combat proven DHY - 307. As the DHY - 307, the DHY - 307 LW (light weight) can operate with NATO and other laser guided weapons. However, the Light Weight is two times lighter than the DHY - 307 and is more compact. One of the main evolutions of this version is its athermal diode pumped laser that doesn’t need an active cooling system. The electrical consumption is also drastically reduced. The DHY - 307 LW is equipped with an internal see spot camera and compatible with various thermal imagers. This equipment has been adopted by the French forces after one year trials and the results was fully conclusive.

All the work made to increase the compactness allows CILAS to integrate laser designators into helicopters and vehicles and soon in drones.

CILAS has already developed two laser modules which can be embedded in gymbals or land sight the AlaDeM - R and the MiniDeM - R . They are two athermal modules used for designation and range finding. Both are compliant with NATO and other laser guided munitions. These modules have a very low residual consumption in stand-by mode. The AlaDeM - R is for a long range designation using (up to 10 Km) and the MiniDeM - R is for medium range designation using (up to 5 Km).

For over 50 years, CILAS has been at the leading edge of the modern technology sectorthanks to its unique expertise in laser and optronics technologies.

Contact: Olivier Squaglia8, avenue Buffon CS 16319 - 45063 Orléans Cedex 2 - FranceTel.: 02 38 69 40 19 - Mail: squaglia@cilas.comWebsite: www.cilas.com

CILAS (Compagnie industrielle des Lasers)

DHY - 307 LW

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DCI offers individual and collective operational training for your teams artillery in France or in your country and customised services of on-site operational assistance to optimise the appropriation of new systems.

DCI created in 2010 the Draguignan International Training Center (D-ITC) to welcome foreign officers and NCOs within the French Artillery and Infantry Schools.

The D-ITC offers basic and advanced courses for:

• Battalion commander

• Company commander

• Platoon leader

• Gun commander

Training for operational maintenance, armament, electronics and mobility is also available within the Military Mechanical Engineer School in Bourges.

Finally, DCI advises you in the conception, the instrumentation-simulation and the conduct of your artillery training centres.

Reference operator of the French ministry of Defence, DCI offers tailor-made solutions to strengthen your fire support capabilities.

DCI (Défense Conseil International)

Contact: Défense Conseil International - COFRAS 2, place Rio de Janeriro - 75008 ParisTel.: +33 (1) 1 44 95 26 00 - Mail: dci-cofras@groupedci.comWebsite: www.groupedci.com

Wherever the success of missions is of the essence, users can rely on the security and reliability of Davey Bickford’s products.

Unrivaled know-how in primary explosives and industrial control of energetic materials and components proven for decades allow the company to support clients with the key benefits of pyrotechnic initiators and initiation systems.

As first active element of the pyrotechnic chain, initiator is a critical component, crucial for both the security and the reliability of systems and ammunitions:

• during passive and active storage (including monitoring) phases of systems and ammunitions, initiators must be able to withstand severe ambiance conditions without any risk for safety and security.

As needed, Davey Bickford 1A1W immuned electric igniters are designed to remain safe when subjected to the most severe electromagnetic interferences.

• as for the active phase of missions, once the firing command is applied, initiators shall then react in a very short time (typically a fraction of millisecond !) to start the pyrotechnic chain.

The pyrotechnic effect of Davey Bickford initiators can be adjusted on demand so that, depending on the initiation function expected, it can be generated temperatures, gases or shock wave effects.

Last but not least, the panel of initiation solutions offered also includes the range of pyromechanic devices which, in some cases , although offering the same unequalled fast reaction time and amplification signature effects of initiators, can be registered as ‘’non explosive devices’’

A few example of pyrotechnic initation solutions used for terrestrian defence applications:

• Artillery fuses: our micro-detonators are generally used to activate the safe and arm unit located in the head of fuses.

• As for military launchers application, we are able to provide any type of igniters as needed for the activation of the different modules integrated in a missile system rocket igniters, thermal battery initiators, gyroscope actuators, thrusters, retractors etc...

• Decoys and flares: our igniters can be used both for decoys and flares dispensing as also activation of special materials

• Davey Bickford conventional detonators and detonating cords are used for destruction and demolition operations conducted by terrestrian forces

Not only safe and reliable products Davey Bickford can also support customers with dedicated services including but not limited to: special packagings, transport classification, obsolescence management, REACH compliance, training, testing, storage, destruction.

Pyrotechnic initiation solutions for the most demanding missions.

DAVEY BICKFORD

Contact: Stéphane PHELEPDavey Bickford SAS - Le Moulin Gaspard - HERY 89550, FranceTel.: +33 (0)386 473 000 Mail: sphelep@daveybickford.fr - def.aero@daveybickford.frWebsite: www.daveybickford.com

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DIXI Microtechniques set up in 1988 by the merger of the defense industry branch of the Swiss DIXI group, historic manufacturer of mechanical time artillery fuzes and a subsidiary of the French Matra group, expert on safety devices for ammunition.

Located in Besancon France, capital of European Microtechniques, the company benefits of top-quality components issued from the watch making tradition, high qualified engineers and skillful operatives.

DIXI Microtechniques develops its own products from identified needs of the market, or in partnership with the main European ammunition manufacturers: mechanical fuzes and safety devices for ammunition.

DIXI Microtechniques has the proficiency and resources needed to design and manufacture complex mechanical or electromechanical functions.

The company can provide impact or time fuzes, safety and arming devices, all products meet operational requirements and the most modern standards.

Designer and manufacturer of micromechanical and micro-technical solutions for ammunition.

DIXI MICROTECHNIQUES

Contact: DIXI Microtechniques4, Chemin de Palente - 25000 BesançonTel.: +33 (0)3 81 88 98 90 - Mail: dixi@diximicrotechniques.comWebsite: www.diximicrotechniques.com

In the challenging Defence & Security sector, ECA Group offers innovative solutions at sea, on land and in the air. For over 60 years, ECA Group provides a complete range of robotic system, from remotely operated to unmanned and autonomous vehicles.

Using advanced technology, ECA Group plays a key role and act as a “Force Multiplier”. This is particularly evident in the field of event security and Border control and surveillance. ECA Group UAVs in particular can greatly improve coverage in remote border areas, have the ability to loiter and lessen the burden of human resources.

An enhanced situational awareness and safer progress

Along with the French Army, ECA Group has been actively engaged in the developments of unmanned system preventing human exposure to danger. Thanks to the mini UGV COBRA, the security forces have the ability to access narrow places and ensure a safe progress by providing a risk mapping. Operations are even more secured that communication links are ensured with high resolution and anti-jamming capacities.

Air support is also essential for security operations. A safe progress requires to be aware of what is behind the hill and , day and night, ECA Group UAV IT180 is in use within the French Army and increases the range of view of security forces. As a result, UAVs dispell any doubt of the protection of a perimeter. The low radar cross section and noise signature offers an ideal support for covert operations.

Quick response for all kind of missions

In safe and rescue operations, ECA Group systems can provide the first response, in particular with UAVs. Much like border surveillance, UAVs are an ideal support in remote areas which are risky to rescuers. Their capacity to fly closer to the ground and at slower speeds than some manned aircraft, UAVs offers potentially greater image resolution and ultimately increases detection success.

For Hazmat operations and operations in confined spaces, ECA Group offers rapid response systems for identification of CBRN materials. This can be achieved through the employment of UGVs and UAVs. These CBRN detection allows stand-off and safety for the operator in high threat environments. ECA Groups supplies neutralization capacities, with the mini UGV COBRA, lightweight Counter CBRN UGV CAMELEON and medium UGV IGUANA.

ECA Group operates at the cutting edge of technology and provides innovative and resilient solutions to meet the demands of the Homeland Security missions. Supporting customers world-wide, whether government agencies or private sector organizations both today and in the future, remains a fundamental part of ECA Group’s commitment.

Comprehensive Unmanned solutions for Defence & Security: UGVs & UAVs.

ECA GROUP

Contact: ECA GROUP - Valentin HANNS262, rue des frères Lumière - Z.I. Toulon Est - 83130 La Garde - FRANCE Tel.: (33) 4 94 08 90 00 - Mail: eca-rsm@ecagroup.comWebsite: www.ecagroup.com

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Created in January 2004 from the merger between SNPE Explosives & Propellants, NEXPLO Bofors and NEXPLO Vihtavuori, EURENCO inherited its parents’ centuries of in-depth knowledge of energetic materials.

Widely acknowledged for its high level of expertise and know-how in chemical synthesis and transformation of energetic molecules, EURENCO develops, manufactures and provides a largely diversified range of cutting-edge energetic materials for both the defense and the commercial markets.

With regards to Artillery applications, EURENCO offers a unique range of products and services, from R&D to serial production:

• High explosives (Conventional & Insensitive) for melt-cast, pressed and cast PBX explosive charges;

• Cast PBX charges for Insensitive shell ammunition;

• Base Bleed grains for extended range artillery ammunition;

• Single and multi base propellants for small to large caliber military ammunition, mortar increments, recoilless antitank weapons;

• Low vulnerability (LOVA) propellants for Insensitive propelling charges;

• Modular Artillery Charge System (MACS) for artillery ammunition;

• Combustible Cartridge Cases (CCC’s) for tank and artillery ammunition;

• Nitrofilm for mortar horseshoe containers.

To ensure both flexibility and large-scale capabilities, EURENCO is equipped with modern and innovative facilities, including multipurpose synthesis units as well as automated workshops for the loading of Insensitive Munitions and manufacturing of Modular Artillery Charge Systems.

A leading European company for military explosives, propellants and combustible items, EURENCO also provides explosives for the civil sector (oil & gas perforation, mining), and owns the world’s largest production capacity for 2-EHN (diesel fuel additive).

Based in Paris, EURENCO operates 4 modern production plants in France (Bergerac, Sorgues), Belgium (Clermont) and Sweden (Karlskoga).

A favored partner of major companies worldwide, EURENCO is increasingly involved in new international programs.

Your Partner for Energetic Materials. Unmatched Expertise. Proven Solution.

EURENCO

Contact: Loïc AUDONNET - Marketing Director30 avenue Carnot - 91300 MassyTel.: +33 (0)1 80 00 22 12 - Mail: l.audonnet@eurenco.comWebsite: www.eurenco.com

EXAVISION, independent French SME, designs and produces complex, intelligent and stand-alone optronic solutions dedicated to battlefield surveillance, remote weapon stations for target recognition and identification applications.

Thanks to its high level of knowledge and competence in mechatronics, optronics and digital image processing, EXAVISION has developed bespoke optronic solutions integrated into global product lines including:

• Multi sensor cameras covering the whole spectrum range (FHD day and night, thermal band I, II and III, LRF, DMC…),

• Stabilized and accurate rugged Pan & Tilt platforms,

• Non lethal effectors (strobe light and laser illuminators, Long Range Acoustic Device…).

Adapted from elementary qualified blocks, EXAVISION observation and targeting systems answer all customer requirements, from 12.7 mm machine gun to 155 mm howitzer, with qualified and field proven solutions embedded on armoured vehicles (ARAVIS, AML 90, ..).

EXAVISION targeting systems are designed as a smart combination of:

• Waterproof and MIL-STD810 qualified assemblies,

• CMOS or SCMOS HD day colour cameras (WFOV and NFOV),

• EMCCD and SWIR very low light visible imagers,

• Cooled and uncooled thermal cameras with optical and digital zoom,

• Laser rangefinder.

Moreover, EXAVISION designs and develops turnkey solutions that fits your special demands.

For over 25 years, EXAVISION has been and remains a leading supplier of complex optronic solutions dedicated to military fields: ground army, navy, special commandos...

EXAVISION

Contact: HIMMESOETE Loïc - Defence Business ManagerZAC Trajectoire - 8 Avenue Ernest Boffa -30540 MILHAUDTel.: +33 (0)4 66 74 66 00 - Mail: info@exavision.comWebsite: www.exavision.com

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JUNGHANS T2M has been providing for decades numerous ammunition fuzes for artillery, mortar, air defence and naval artillery, aerial bombs, rockets, tank ammunition, anti-tank weapons, medium calibre ammunition as well as safety & arming devices for missiles.

The company has the background and know-how in designing, engineering and producing fuzes and safety & arming devices (SAD). JUNGHANS handles projects and products from concept design, development, industrialization up to mass-production, as well as transfer of technology proposals. JUNGHANS is able to provide its customers - armed forces or industrial partners - with reliable state-of-the-art solutions, with unmatched safety standards.

The improvement of modern munition performances and capabilities is indeed directly linked to the fuze functionalities. Junghans provide a wide range of fuzes for indirect fire munitions - artillery and mortar - whatever the technology (mechanical or electronic fuzes) and the operational requirements (proximity, time, impact or multi-function fuzes).

The modern fuzes, proposed by JUNGHANS, provide significant benefits in terms of:

• Safety features: in particular with new generation dual-safe fuzes for mortar, compliant with STANAG 4187 with and IM (Insentive Munitions) features,

• Operational flexibility: multifunction fuzes with several operational modes and various functioning parameters, hand settable or inductively settable, able to achieve different types of missions (e.g FRAPPE and L166 Multifunction fuzes),

• Terminal effect: optimization of the effectiveness on target is achieved with a state-of-the-art radar sensor, that provides better height of burst measurement, as well as jamming resistance. The terminal effect improvement is also achieved for impact and post-impact functions with the capability to survive high impact shock and to detonate at the preset time after target impact.

Nowadays, fuzes can also improve artillery firing accuracy. The SPACIDO fuze system, developed in partnership with NEXTER Munitions, can correct in-flight trajectory distance thus reducing the dispersion, with significant benefits in terms of mission costs as well as collateral damages.

Beyond this new generation of fuzes, JUNGHANS also proposes new fuzing systems for integration in guided munitions, either S&A functions based on electromechanical or electronic solution (including EFI and LEEFI technology), as well as proximity sensor modules, adaptable to specific munition or missile configurations.

European leader for munition fuzes and missile safety and arming devices.

JUNGHANS T2M

Contact: JUNGHANS T2M SASRoute d’Ardon - 45240 - LA FERTE SAINT-AUBINTel.: +33 2.38.51.64.22 - Mail: info@junghans-defence.comWebsite: www.junghans-defence.com

The French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis (ISL) is a bi-national institute established by the French Republic and the federal republic of Germany on the basis of a treaty signed in 1958. ISL was founded as a homogeneous bi-national research institute with its own legal personality. ISL is placed under the authority of a board of directors with three German members and three French members assisted by a scientific Advisory Council for scientific matter.

The original mission of ISL was: «Research, scientific studies and basic predevelopment in the armament domain». The classical working areas of ISL include: materials and nanomaterials, laser-matter interaction, laser development, detonics, perforation, protection, ballistics, the environment and protection of the soldier, acoustics, power electronics, electromagnetic railgun, high power microwaves, aerodynamics and flight mechanics, optronics, sensors, change detection, THz, artificial intelligence.

In a network of partnerships with other European institutes, technical and scientific services and industrial partners, ISL offers its scientific and technological competence to the Ministries of Defence for the development of new technologies to assure the current and future capabilities of the armed forces. The technological concept of the BMVg and the corresponding document of the DGA in France have led ISL to focus its capabilities into key multidisciplinary projects; i.e. threat characterisation and protection against improvised explosive devices (IED), nanomaterials, lightweight medium caliber weapons, guided supersonic projectiles.

ISL has reinforced its activities on problems of security and counter-measures against terrorism encountered both at home and during overseas military operations and have studied the following subjects:

• area surveillance, sensor network technology, active imaging, image processing, reconnaissance in urban environments;

• communication in noisy environments, sniper detection;

• explosive detection, synthesis of material for detection, theory and experiments on nuclear quadrupole resonance detectors;

• high power microwaves for the ignition of explosive devices;

• fundamental research on IED threats and the development of protective measures.

The high quality of the ISL results has allowed a large amount of cooperations and works under contracts with the European industries. ISL has the possibility to use various testing facilities of different scientific domains. This variety of testing devices offers a multidisciplinary approach to testing campaigns. Synergies of different technologies offer ISL the possibilities to explore new technologies.

French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis. On the Frontline for Defence and Security Research.

ISL

Contact: Dr. Jean-Pierre Moeglin5 rue du Général Cassagnou, BP 70034 68301 SAINT LOUIS CEDEXTel.: +33 (0)389 695 815 - Mail: jean-pierre.moeglin@isl.euWebsite: www.isl.eu

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MBDA Air Defence systems portfolio offers a broad range of weapon systems for VSHORAD (MISTRAL), SHORAD (VL MICA) and MRAD (SAMP-T) capabilities.

MISTRAL, a fire & forget missile, ensures a very high kill probability against all types of air targets including high speed aircrafts, helicopters and UAVs. MISTRAL is launched from a variety of ground platforms (MANPADS, ATLAS, ALBI, MPCV) and from helicopters.

MPCV (Multi Purpose Combat Vehicle), the latest generation of high firepower weapon system for ground based air defence operations, offers high mobility and crew protection with four MISTRAL missiles ready for fire. The weapon system can be fitted on a wide range of armoured vehicles.

MCP (Mistral Coordination Post) and I-MCP (Improved Mistral Coordination Post) command and control systems for Mistral have been developed to provide all the necessary functions for deployment and engagement of Mistral ground systems. They are both equipped with radar sensors.

VL MICA system, fitted with vertically launched IR and EM missiles, provides an optimum area defence against a wide range of targets attacking from any direction (360° coverage), with capability to engage simultaneously several targets. VL MICA system design ensures ease of deployment, minimizes needs for personnel, reduces logistic footprint and Life Cycle Cost and facilitates integration within an air defence network.

PCP (Platoon Command Post) is a modular C2 system, offering MISTRAL and VL MICA multi-layer coordination. To provide surveillance, detection and identification, PCP can be linked to several sensors (tri-dimensional radars, such as I-MCP, longer range radar, optical sensors, …).

Aster 30 SAMP/T, known as MAMBA system in French forces, is the 21st century’s main, mobile extended air defence weapon system for theatre protection. It protects sensitive sites and deployed forces against aircrafts and missiles threats (TBM, stand-off, cruise missiles, ARM).

A Rich Heritage of Mission Critical Solutions

Moog is a leading global supplier delivering motion control and electronic solutions to the military. In Europe, we have a heritage spanning 30 years and have over 8000 axis of high performance motion control fielded.

Our global heritage in defence dates back to the early 1950s, Moog customers recognise us for accurate turret controls, fast ammunition handling, precise steering control of missiles, and near silent actuation for submarines. Moog addresses the need by delivering battle proven solutions and innovative technologies that allow the customer to create more efficient systems with lower operations and maintenance costs.

Optimised Land System Solutions

• Full Weapon Systems Integration

• Stabilised Motion Control for Turrets, Expeditionary Radar and Sighting Systems

• Full Fire Control Systems for Missiles and Ballistic Weapons

• Remote Weapon Operation and Fire Control

• Non-Lethal Stand-Off Systems

• Power and Data Management, and Distribution

• Conversions and Upgrades

• Surveillance (HD, SD and Thermal Camera Systems)

Turreted Weapons Systems

Moog designs, manufactures and integrates weapon sub-systems for a variety of global military vehicle platforms. Moog’s expertise in fire control, gun control, weapon stabilisation, and weapons integration can be found on over 30 of the world’s leading military vehicle platforms including manned and unmanned turrets and remote weapon stations. Small, medium and large calibre weapons are equally supported by Moog technology.

Competitive Components for Land Defence

Moog Rotary Joints and Slip Rings are used in systems that require unrestrained, continuous rotation while transmitting power and data from a stationary device to a rotating structure. High bandwidth options include: Ethernet, High Definition and other industry standard formats. Moog also has additional solutions with fibre optic rotary joints.

The European missile systems company. Defence Weapon System Integration.

MBDA MOOG DEFENCE EUROPE

Contact: Thierry Dehouve1 avenue Réaumur - 92358 Le Plessis-Robinson - cedex FranceTel.: +33 1 71 54 11 06 / +33 6 74 82 95 55Mail: thierry.dehouve@mbda-systems.com Website: www.mbda-systems.com

Contact: Christophe Malaval - Sales & Business Development ManagerParc d’Affaires Icade - 38, rue du Morvan - 94573 Rungis Cedex - FranceTel.: +33(0)608 506 674 - Mail: cmalaval@moog.comWebsite: www.moog.com/defense

MISTRAL firing from an ATLAS system (© DGA Essais de missiles Site Landes)

MISTRAL firing from a MPCV (©DGA-CELM Site Landes)

VL MICA launcher (©MBDA Sidonie Deschamps)

© KMW

© ROKETSAN GMD.PG-0100-1990-15/170

PCP, MPCV and MCP (©MBDA Michel Hans 2015)

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Nexter is reputed for its wide range of modern and combat proven artillery systems. As the heir of the French artillery known-how since 1764, it has acquired a large knowhow in ballistics, vehicles and systems, and has become the leader in artillery systems.

The gun solutions developed by the company are references:

• CAESAR® 6x6, the self-propelled 155mm/52 Cal. Artillery system, which is combat proven in Afghanistan, Lebanon and Mali with the French Army.

• CAESAR® 8x8 variant, the same successful ordnance with additional payload

• 105 LG1, the 105mm towed gun, now in service in five countries.

• TRAJAN®, the towed gun version of the 155mm/52 Cal. Gun and downselected in India for the TGS program.

Nexter maintains a close relationship with Army End-Users, and particularly with the French Army to improve its knowledge and comprehension of operational needs. It led to the development of a full range of products, from ammunition and ballistic computer

(BACARA®) to Battlefield Management System (FINDART) and comprehensive operational/logistic environment of an artillery battalion.

In addition, Nexter offers all the components of a battalion such as command and control vehicles (ARAVIS®, TITUS®), a wide range of logistics vehicles, transmission, observation and detection systems and services (training, maintenance).

In its focused End User approach, Nexter evaluates each specific operational need for fire coordination and control, and offers the most appropriate solutions.

A complete range from the artillery guns up to battalion systems, including ammunition, support and fire control solutions.

NEXTER SYSTEMS

Contact: Nexter Systems13 route de la Minière - 78034 Versailles CedexTel.: +33(0)1 30 97 37 37 - Fax: +33(0)1 30 97 39 78Website: www.nexter-group.fr

From European Ports to specific destinations as Western Africa Middle-East, Arabian Gulf and Eastern Mediterranean. Feasibility Studies of Logistics Projects targeted for Industrial Groups specialized in Hazardous materials munitions - explosives - pyrotechnics - import export - ship chartering and cross trade possibilities.

Class 1 expertise

• Class 1.4S: Civil and Military munitions

• Class 1.3C: Black Sparrow

• Class 1.3G: Pyrotechnics, smoke-producing substance

• Class 1.1D

Added value

• Innovative Sea routes due to 40 Years Experience

• Feasibility Studies - Integration of cost-effective Solutions

• Tailor-made Services: Specific processes and Quality ISO

• Exclusive warehousing IMCO at Fos-sur-mer near Port area: sheltered area 2,500 m2

and 10,000 m2 open-air facilities

Customs – safety – security

• Full Status Authorized Economic Operator (AEOF)

• Simplified Customs – Safety – Security

• Reliability with Administrative and Port Authorities

• Systematic monitoring and strengthened Vigilance risk management

The heart of NTF’s strategic approach is our symbiotic relationship with our world-famous Partners-Clients (some, GICAT Members) who approve by a large majority the Expertise, the Rationalization of the costs, the Technology, Qualified Human resources and the integration of the SWOT Analyses.

International shipping freight forwarder / Expertise class 1 / Innovative sea routes.

NTF - NAVI TRADE FORWARDERS

Contact: Marcel AKRICHE Tel.: + 33 4 91 03 77 84 - Mobile: + 33 6 32 34 13 97 Mail: m.akriche@ntf-sas.frWebsite: www.ntf-sas.com

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RENAULT TRUCKS Defense’s product range is made of armored and tactical vehicles, tactical and logistic trucks as well as lifecycle support and mobility solutions.

The tactical and armored vehicles range includes several families of vehicles from 3.5 to 20 tons of GVW which can be customized according to customer needs. The VAB (incl. VAB Mk1 and VAB Ultima 4x4s and VAB Mk3 6x6), MIDS 4x2/4x4, Sherpa Light 4x4, VLRA 2 4x4/6x6, Bastion 4x4, VBR 4x4, PVP 4x4, VBL 4x4 and ALTV 4x4 families are widely used in the French Army and other countries worldwide. They are able to fulfill all the requirements of Defense and Homeland Security missions such as reconnaissance, troop transport, patrol, support, special forces, command and liaison, crowd control, firefighting, crisis management, border surveillance.

The Kerax, Sherpa Medium and Midlum families of logistic and tactical trucks, with a GVW from 14 to 42 tons (4x4 to 8x8), are able to fulfill all logistic missions involving the supply of fuel, water, ammunition, heavy equipment, spare parts or troops. They are also able to carry weapon or command & control systems on the battlefield or to recover disabled vehicles.

RENAULT TRUCKS Defense Group also provides its industrial partners with mobility solutions such as a 8x8 high-mobility driveline for heavy armored vehicles, 4x4 / 6x6 special chassis and components (powerpacks).

Last but not least, RTD, ACMAT and Panhard provide a complete range of support services, including upgrade and reset programs, to give users the assurance that their vehicles will be able to be used to their full capability during their whole lifecycle. The quality of these services is based on a scaled organization, comprising support centers, an international network of more than 1,500 service points, a hotline and standard replacement capabilities.

RENAULT TRUCKS Defense, part of Volvo Group Governmental Sales, is a multi-brand holding company including ACMAT Defense and PANHARD Defense.

RENAULT TRUCKS DEFENSE

Contact: Renault Trucks Defense15 bis, allée des Marronniers - 78008 Versailles - FranceTel.: +33 (0)1 77 71 12 00Website: www.renault-trucks-defense.com

Roxel is the European leader in the design and manufacture of solid rocket propulsion systems for a range of tactical weapons. With dedicated research, engineering and delivery teams Roxel offers innovation and capabilities throughout the product life cycle from design, simulation, development and qualification, testing, series production and in service support and disposal.

The teams also offer research and technology capabilities, providing innovative solutions for new propulsion systems from the initial concept stage. Roxel also have capabilities in the design and manufacture of metallic structures and composite materials for a wide range of applications including aerospace.

The European leader in manufacturing rocket motors for tactical weapon systems.

ROXEL

Contact: Olivier TREHU - VP Sales & Marketing DirectorateCentre d’Affaires La Boursidière - Immeuble JURA - 92357 Le Plessis-Robinson CedexTel.: +33 (0) 1 41 07 82 95Website: www.roxelgroup.com

© SAMP-T - DGA-CEL - MBDA

©DGA-CEL

© Roxel

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SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & DEFENSE

Contact: Charlotte MATRINGESafran Electronics & Defense - Arcs de Seine - 18/20 quai du point du jour - 92659 Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex - FranceTel.: +33 1 55 60 38 42 - Mail: charlotte.matringe@safrangroup.comWebsite: www.safran-electronics-defense.com

Known-Position in all conditions

As a world-renowned specialist in inertial navigation, Safran designs and manufactures navigation solutions based on the latest vibrating gyro technologies such as Hemispheric Resonating Gyros (HRG), Quapason, and GVP. They have been selected on all the Griffon armored vehicles of the French Scorpion program with Epsilon10, for example, as the reference GPS back-up solution. Safran has also developed an inertial measurement unit based on the GVP for the Mistral surface-to-air missiles and MMP medium-range anti-tank missiles.

Target Designation from the Ground

Combining optronics and navigation skills, Safran provides a wide range of target designation systems for specialized observation vehicles, such as the Paseo system which embeds an HRG navigation unit for the Artillery Observation variant of the French Griffon vehicles. Its expertise in vibrating gyros allows it also to offer lightweight systems featuring exceptional performance, via the combination of the JIM LR binoculars and the Sterna target acquisition system. For the missions of forward observers and Tacpi, JIM LR can be connected to laser illuminators.

PatrollerTM: intelligence and target acquisition from Tactical UAVs

Developed by Safran, the Patroller is a multi-sensor multi-mission long-endurance tactical UAV system. It features a modular design, enabling it to carry a payload up to 250 kg, in the fuselage or in pods (optronics, radar and electronic warfare), with endurance exceeding 20 hours and a ceiling of 20,000 ft. The Patroller’s design calls on nine years of operational experience with Safran’s Sperwer UAV system in overseas operations. Patroller operates simultaneously different sensors: optronic (EO/IR) pod, SAR/MTI radar, electronic warfare (EW) system, distress beacon detector and automatic identification system (AIS receiver). Patroller system can broadcast georeferenced imagery to tactical portable terminals used by dismounted soldiers. Following an international call for tender, Patroller has been selected in 2016 by the French Army.

High-Rate, High-Precision Firing

As the world reference navigation and pointing unit for Artillery, Safran’s Sigma 30 system equips many systems all over the world such as PzH 2000, Caesar and Archer guns. In addition to indirect firing accuracy, Sigma 30 enables quick battery deployment against improvised targets and independent firing by artillery pieces. Safran also provides the HRG-based Sigma 20 pointing systems for mobile ground firing stations.

In service in France, Spider indirect fire support system is an efficient sensor-to-shooter chain with a quick reaction time. It enhances firing accuracy by computing firing solution and data. It can also be fitted with a CM3 day/night sight for direct line-of-sight firing.

Renown for a lot of qualities, the BRANDT mortars have been improved in the 1960s by adoption of a new kind of tube, that was rifled like the howitzers’ ones, in order to gain in reach, precision and accuracy.

Since this time, the 120mm Rifled/Towed (RT) mortar is the only one of its type already in service throughout the world.

Its robustness, its reliability and its light logistical footprint make the 120RT the first Artillery fire support equipment to be deployed into a military operation overseas. Its maximum range (from 8 to 13 kilometres…) gives the tactical echelon the opportunity to manoeuvre under the cover of a though indirect fire support, that can be easily integrated into a complete Artillery chain of command, and enabling every Troop in contact (TIC) to properly treat adversary combatants with a broad pallet of ammunition…

The 120RT can be transported by airlift (under sling or in the cabin of the aircraft) or, dismantled into three plots, in a medium transport helicopter, to conduct an Artillery raid.

Since 2004, TDA ARMEMENTS SAS proposes a mounted version of its 120RT:

In the Rifled, Recoiled, Mounted Mortar (2R2M), the 120 mm rifled tube is associated with an hydraulic recoiling asset, together with a semi-automatic loading mechanism and a full automatic aiming and elevation system which makes it a complete weapon system, integrally operated with a crew of only of four person. It is then able to shoot 10 rounds within one minute, with improved accuracy compared to the towed version, and can start moving and close the top door at the same time.

TDA ARMEMENTS SAS proposes a complete set of classical mortar ammunition, covering the average palette of Fire Support Missions (FSM) benefiting to the Troops in Contact (TIC):

• The High Explosive (HE) projectiles are shot up to a range of 8.300 meters.

• The Anti-Amour Projectiles (AAP) damage armoured vehicles.

• The Rocket Assisted Projectile (RAP) are able to reach its target up to 13 kilometres.

• The Smoke (SMK) projectiles are used either to mark the terrain for Close Air Support (CAS), Close Combat Attack (CCA), or to generate a smoke curtain. They also may be employed as warning shot across the bows.

• The PRACtice (PRAC) projectiles are used to train the servants and the Forward observers on the training field.

• The ILLUMinating (ILLUM) projectiles produce either visible light or invisible beams illuminating the battleground for InfraRed (IR) devices.

TDA ARMEMENTS SAS also develops a brand new catalogue of Insensitive Munitions (IM) as well as a 120mm Mortar Guided Munition (MGM), laser-guided onto the target by a forward observer.

Since World War I, Edgar William BRANDT and its followers are recognized as world class manufacturers in mortar warfare. Together with JUNGHANS-DEFENCE/T2M, TDA ARMEMENTS SAS conducts development programmes enhancing the whole range of munitions.

TDA ARMEMENTS SAS

Contact: TDA ARMEMENT SASRoute d’ARDON - F - 45240 LA-FERTÉ-SAINT-AUBINTel.: + 33 (0)2 38 51 63 63 - Mail: contact@tda.thalesgroup.comWebsite: www.tda-armements.com

HE AAPC RAP SMK PRAC ILLUM & IR ILLUM

Paseo modular advanced stabilized sight - © Safran

JIM LR binoculars combined with Sterna and a laser illuminator - © Safran

PatrollerTM tactical UAV system - © Safran

Sigma 30 navigation and pointing systems on Caesar gun - © Safran

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From fire-control system to the digitized artillery C4I.

Contact: Matthias Abouothman4 Avenue of Louvresses - 92622 GENNEVILLIERS Cedex - FRANCETel.: +33 ( 0 ) 1 46 13 31 37 - Mail: matthias.abouothman@thalesgroup.comWebsite: www.thalesgroup.com

Artillery is currently undergoing a real transformation by the renewal of its resources, its processes and its use. In addition to maintaining traditional skills, modern artillery units may constrain the enemy’s maneuver only by the presence of the threat of their fires.

In this respect, the Comm@nder Fire artillery system, facilitates the design and conduct of combined and even joint maneuver. Indeed, the use of a digital command system and the increased mobility of effectors facilitate the initiative and seizing opportunities forthe entire task force.

Finally, by its recent ability to apply accurate and timely fires - and not just saturation -artillery is able to participate in making the ascendancy on the opponent, while contributing to the commander’s freedom of action, thanks to Comm@nder Fire system.

Comm@nder Fire is a scalable family of artillery systems, totally capable of addressing the full spectrum of modern artillery units missions (command and control, planning, execution , target acquisition , conducting the maneuver, intelligence, logistics, counterbattery ...).

Open and flexible, adapting to the specific requirements of gunners (the concept of employment, legacy...), Comm@nder Fire also offers a guarantee against future scalability constraints and future challenges in the following areas:

• Introduction of new types of weapons and/or ammunition,

• Fire accuracy and increased range by the use of smart ammunition,

• Force protection, responsiveness of fire support and reducing fratricide,

• Interoperability of Battle Field artillery,

Joint fire support (Combined Arms, Air and Navy) particulary in:

• Participating in the deconfliction of the airspace,

• Adding FAC (Forward Air Controller) capabilities to Forward Observers,

• Taking into account multi-level security issues,

• Managing continuity in mounted-dismounted mode, particularly for FAC/FOs,

• Accompanying digitization of the battlefield (C4I interoperability with terrestrial components),

• Coordinated and synchronized Air-Land manœuvres

• Dynamic targeting and enhanced Digital Aided Close Air Support (DACAS Interoperability with allied and land forces

Based on operational experience of over 30 years, Comm@nder Fire highlights the expertise of Thales on Artillery C4I system (ATLAS in France), through many achievements including the digitization of many artillery battalions and integration of various artillery pieces (120mm mortars: 120RT and 2R2M; 105mm guns: M102 and L118; 155mm guns: M109, M198, CAESAR, G5, G6, TRF1, rocket Launcher: HIMARS, Firos, LRU, ...).

THALES COMM@NDER FIRE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Notes

Artillery digitization, Fire Support synchronization and joint manoeuvre coordination.

ATLAS workstation on board command vehicle.

FAC/FO integrated kit configuration.

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GICAT (French Land and Air-land Defence and Security Industry Association) is a professional organization established in 1978 grouping over 200 French companies, including the main industrial prime contractors, equipment suppliers, system integrators and a network of dynamic and innovative SMEs.

These companies, which have a diverse range of activities (industrial contractors, consultancy and service providers, as well as clusters and research institutes), offer the full range of skill and know-how adapted to the operational requirements of the land and Air-land Defence and Security sector.

GICAT’s international development is based on the Eurosatory international trade show, organized by its subsidiary COGES, and mainstream defence and/or security trade shows abroad.

THE FRENCH LAND DEFENCE AND SECURITY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION3, AVENUE HOCHE - 75008 PARIS - FRANCE • TEL.: +33 1 44 14 58 20

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