QUEPEM, GOA (BNS): Thales is showcasing a wide range of systems and equipment designed to meet today's critical needs of the armed forces at the 9th edition of Defexpo 2016.
A world leader in land defence systems, Thales offers its comprehensive tools to India's land forces. These include interoperable land forces systems for C4ISR, vehicles and command posts; optronics, communications and identification means for soldiers; vehicles and tools for vehicle support in all types of missions; weapons systems and munitions.
The exhibits include Thales naval defence capabilities such as sonars and radars.
The Company offers armed forces worldwide a fully integrated air defence capability, from radars and C2 centres through to effectors and their respective fire control systems. At Defexpo, Thales will showcase the latest in missile technologies, radars and support systems.
"Make in India" is a core element of our strategy for India and in this regard Defexpo provides us with a great platform to connect with all stakeholders and present our flagship capabilities," said Antoine Caput, VP & Country Director, India, Thales.
Thales is a global technology leader for the Aerospace, Transport, Defence and Security markets.
Thales to showcases land, naval and air defence systems
Article Posted on : - Mar 29, 2016
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