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Thales and Schiebel are delighted to announce the successful completion of the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) Peregrine Programme. The FAT, a pivotal milestone in the programme’s development, marks an important step towards the final ...

The Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) has been flying over the Baltic Sea for a few hours and is now approaching the area of interest. Upon approach, environmental conditions become evident: scattered floes are starting to appear and, as the sea is a little agitated today,...

An aircraft is patrolling the sea along a country’s coastline. Analysis from the latest Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) mission has left no room for uncertainty: fresh footsteps are detected on nearby beaches, indicating activity in a well-known area...

The aircrew has been briefed, the mission is clear: the helicopter is to fly deep into enemy territory to provide air support for ground troops in a sticky situation. As the crew straps in and prepares for take-off, they know they'll be flying into the unknown. Despite ...

As the Carrier Strike Group gets underway on its international deployment, it is only fitting that it should be led by one of the most distinctive and innovative warships in the world.

Unmanned platforms add significant capability to existing maritime assets by delivering persistent surveillance over vast areas of land and sea and over significantly long periods of time – more so than any manned platform.

A single-unit panel based surveillance radar, using 2D AESA technology and designed for a range of applications and aircraft.

How patrol forces switching to Surveillance as a Service can meet continually-evolving needs

How Thales’s data fusion concepts will revolutionise overall situation awareness

How Thales’s Digit@ISR initiative is helping personnel turn a deluge of data to their advantage