Airborne Systems
Airborne Systems Since 1997, Terma has been under contract to deliver the AN/ALQ-213(V) Counter Measures Set Processors for the F-16 and A-10 Aircraft. The ALQ-213, an advanced electronic warfare (EW) control system, controls and integrates all on-board aircraft self-protection systems such as radar and missile warning systems, chaff and flare dispensing systems, jammers and towed decoys. The ALQ-213 also controls the tactical reconnaissance system on F-16 aircraft. The system is currently installed on more than 1,600 aircraft worldwide. The business activities related to Terma North America (TNA) within Airborne Systems are based in Warner Robins Georgia, near to customers at the Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. Established originally for stateside modification and service of US AN/ALQ-213 Countermeasures Management Systems, Airborne Systems has expanded into software development, Foreign Military Sales (FMS), and Electronic Warfare integration for fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft. The activities include development and deliveries of systems for US requirements; integration of avionics and EW systems; qualification, integration and acceptance testing; and repairing, support and sustaining of fielded systems. Hardware is primarily manufactured by Terma A/S in Denmark. Airborne Systems include: • Audio Systems • Electronic Warfare • Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance • Manufacturing & Support Read more about Terma’s Airborne Systems activities at www.terma.com. |
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Business Area Vice President: Art Bosshart |
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Airborne Systems Terma North America 601A Russell Parkway Warner Robins, GA 31088 Ph: +1 478-923-7233 E:art.bosshart@termaNA.com |
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