The US Army acquires the throphy system developed at Rafael for $ 193 million
The system designed for installation on armored vehicles provides protection against anti-tank missiles and proves its great effectiveness in Operation Tzuk Eitan,
Calcalist Service 16: 5526.06.18
Tags: Rafael windbreaker protection systems
Rafael and DRS LEONARDO signed a $ 193 million agreement in the first stage to provide the TROPY system, a windbreaker for the US Army, which will be installed on the Army's Abrams tanks USA, to support immediate operational requirements Under the terms of the contract, DRS LEONARDO will supply the Army with the systems after their manufacture in the US and Israel.
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The throphy system, developed by Rafael, is the only active defense system for the world's only operational warcraft, which has already been successfully tested on the battlefield and provides survivability and maneuverability to the forces, installed on hundreds of ground combat platforms in the IDF, including Merkava III and 4 As well as on the NAMAR armored personnel carriers.
An armored vehicle with a throphy system. Proved its effectiveness in a solid cliff with an armored vehicle with a throphy system. Demonstrates its effectiveness in a strong cliff Photo: Rafael
The system is under supply contracts, which will eventually be installed on more than 1,000 IDF platforms, providing proven anti-tank missiles and a wide range of the most advanced threats in the world. The system consists of sensors that detect and classify the threat and its location. Next, the system launches a countermeasure to intercept the threat. The position data of the shooter is transmitted by a "windbreaker" system to field forces in order to neutralize the continuation of the threat.
The system has proven itself since it came into use in 2011, especially during Operation Tzuk Eitan, and was adapted to other types of armored vehicles.
https://www.calcalist.co.il/local/articles/0,7340,L-3741108,00.html
The system designed for installation on armored vehicles provides protection against anti-tank missiles and proves its great effectiveness in Operation Tzuk Eitan,
Calcalist Service 16: 5526.06.18
Tags: Rafael windbreaker protection systems
Rafael and DRS LEONARDO signed a $ 193 million agreement in the first stage to provide the TROPY system, a windbreaker for the US Army, which will be installed on the Army's Abrams tanks USA, to support immediate operational requirements Under the terms of the contract, DRS LEONARDO will supply the Army with the systems after their manufacture in the US and Israel.
Read more at Calcalist:
India buys 4,500 Spike Raphael missiles for $ 500 million
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War is profitable: Raphael sells Iron Dome to Romania
The throphy system, developed by Rafael, is the only active defense system for the world's only operational warcraft, which has already been successfully tested on the battlefield and provides survivability and maneuverability to the forces, installed on hundreds of ground combat platforms in the IDF, including Merkava III and 4 As well as on the NAMAR armored personnel carriers.
An armored vehicle with a throphy system. Proved its effectiveness in a solid cliff with an armored vehicle with a throphy system. Demonstrates its effectiveness in a strong cliff Photo: Rafael
The system is under supply contracts, which will eventually be installed on more than 1,000 IDF platforms, providing proven anti-tank missiles and a wide range of the most advanced threats in the world. The system consists of sensors that detect and classify the threat and its location. Next, the system launches a countermeasure to intercept the threat. The position data of the shooter is transmitted by a "windbreaker" system to field forces in order to neutralize the continuation of the threat.
The system has proven itself since it came into use in 2011, especially during Operation Tzuk Eitan, and was adapted to other types of armored vehicles.
https://www.calcalist.co.il/local/articles/0,7340,L-3741108,00.html
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