All Articles in Collaborative Combat

The basis in a conflict situation is working together, so that together you can achieve more than all separate on their own.

Thales has successfully conducted different trials, which have demonstrated the integration capability of its radio communication solutions with the Army’s command and control systems for use cases of a command network, both at brigade and lower echelons levels. The tr...

Navies and nations around the world are facing ever more complex and advanced threats to their sovereignty. Controlling the maritime space in this environment requires navies to adopt digital solutions and technologies – big data, connectivity, artificial intelligence ...

The maritime space is an important nexus of confrontation when nations have conflicting ambitions. Instances of provocation and intimidation at sea are frequent, and there is an increasing risk that these tactics could lead to direct, high-intensity confrontation. In a...

Thales Management of Continues Security (MCS) means cybersecurity for a fighter pilot’s connectivity for combat superiority.

The CaMo contract awarded by the French defence procurement agency (DGA) on behalf of Belgium includes 60 Jaguar reconnaissance and combat vehicles (EBRC) and 382 Griffon multi-role armoured vehicles (VBMR). As with France’s Scorpion programme, under this contract Thal...

Connecting forces and equipment gives the collaborative edge over fast-changing risks of hybrid warfare.

To the pilot on an air operation, the threat can come from anywhere: a dusty pickup in the desert armed with a ground-to-air missile or a fifth-generation military fighter from a hostile nation.

Cruising at Mach 1.2 over hostile territory, flight lieutenant Johan is returning from a reconnaissance mission at the controls of the lead aircraft.

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