Elbit Systems to Provide Electronic Warfare Training Capability to Asia-Pacific Country
Elbit Systems has won contract valued at approximately $76 million to supply an Electronic Warfare (EW) training capability to the Air Force of a country in Asia-Pacific.
The contract will be performed over a period of two years.
Under the contract, the country will supply the Asia-Pacific Air Force with a solution enabling aircrews to conduct airborne training in a real life, multi-threat EW arena. The solution integrates a range of transmitters, sensors, communications, command and control as well as analytical and debriefing tools.
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