Airbus Defence and Space's Business Line Electronics has presented a new generation of electronic protection systems in a series of field tests and demonstrations in a Northern European country. The performance of newly developed electronic warfare systems, which offer troops operating in the world's hot spots a level of protection which was previously unachievable, was demonstrated under extreme winter weather conditions.
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