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Exelis to Deploy Air Traffic Control Mgmt System for Sweden; Dave Prater Comments
The company will supply its GCA-2000 transportable radar technology for Swedish armed forces to monitor airfield acivities and comply with international standards, Exelis said Monday.
Dave Prater, vice president and general manager of Exelis’ radar, reconnaissance and undersea systems business, said the company has supported air traffic management in the European nation for three decades.
Exelis offers military customers a range of three-dimensional air defense radars for naval and tactical applications.