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The SYRACUSE IV programme, led by the French Armament General Directorate (DGA), to modernise and increase military satellite communication capabilities (SatCom), has entered a deployment phase in the naval domain. Thales supplies all the satellite communication ground ...

Thales expands its footprint in L-band maritime and land markets with ThalesLINK 200 series. The newest L-band solutions from Thales, MissionLINK 200 and VesseLINK 200 will provide reliable communications everywhere in the world, including the poles. The ThalesLINK ...

With tensions between countries around the world on the rise, the need for states to defend their sovereignty and independence is more urgent than ever. Thales’s end-to-end, interoperable satellite communications systems provide armies with the full situational awarenes...

Development of the Syracuse* 4 ground segment has now been officially launched with this initial contract awarded to Thales by the French defence procurement agency (DGA) on June 14th. To keep pace with evolving threats, risks and technologies, Syracuse 4 will provide t...

January 26th, 2018 - Two more O3b satellites, manufactured by Thales Alenia Space for SES have arrived at the Guiana Space Center, Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, joining two other satellites which arrived on January 11th.

Thales has developed a complete range of military satcom solutions utilising the emerging Ka band, which offers armed forces a number of key operational benefits.

Digital technology enables deployed forces to share data, pictures and streaming video feeds in real time.

Whereas VHF/UHF/HF only permit limited ranges or bandwidths, modern SATCOM systems offer broadband services at any location.

Satellite communications are a vital component of the telecommunications networks used by the armed forces to exchange data and information.