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Elbit Systems of America®
Installed on a variety of platforms, the HeliC3om™, Advanced C4I and Mission Management System, is combat proven and developed by active pilots whose first-hand combat experience is incorporated into all facets of the system. Our technology keeps all elements updated in real time with inputs from networked C4I sources. Pilots and crew easily receive and transmit video and data to/from all forces while updating maneuver, air, and naval units.
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Elbit Systems of America®
Tactical Video Data Link (TVDL) is a video and data receiver/transmitter system specially designed for attack helicopters. This compact and lightweight system, weighing less than 4 kg, enables real-time, high-quality video imagery and data captured by UAV payloads or ground-based sensors to be displayed directly to the aircrew. This saves the need for lengthy radio dialogue by creating a common visual language amongst all forces in the battlespace and dramatically shortening the sensor-to-shooter loop. As a true video relay, the system can simultaneously transmit video and data as well as deliver imagery captured by onboard payloads to tactical forces for enhanced coordination and battle management.
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Elbit Systems of America®
The Autonomous Air Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation System's unique combination of advanced air-to-air and air-to-ground combat training ensures air commands optimum utilization of flight hours and other valuable resources. Each system is fully customizable to address the skill sets of each operator. Key features include real-time kill weapons delivery, and electronic warfare attack notifications.
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Elbit Systems of America®
The Hermes 450 Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) is a highly reliable, mobile and deployable unit with 15 years of service and more than 100,000 hours of flight time. The fully composite, fully operational Hermes 450 may be launched and recovered from both prepared and semi-prepared runways. This medium-size, multi-payload UAS can operate two payloads simultaneously and provide persistent surveillance with endurance in excess of 18 hours and up to 30 hours with the optional external fuel tanks. The Hermes 450 offers high operational versatility for both military and non-military use, with manual or fully autonomous flight capabilities and common, cutting-edge, redundant avionics.
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Elbit Systems of America®
Elbit Systems of America’s Degraded Visual Environment (DVE) solution uses intuitive 3D grid symbology along with a helmet tracker to provide critical helicopter/tilt-rotor cues during brownout operations. This system, which is an upgrade to the head-up display installed on many military helicopters, removes weight or drag penalties by eliminating nose-mounted sensors. The helmet tracker provides numerous ancillary benefits such as depicting the other pilot’s Line of Sight (LOS) for improved crew coordination, as well as providing the ability to slew weapons or optical payloads to the pilot’s LOS, hands-free and heads-up.
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Elbit Systems of America®
The Durham is a high-performance, highly-mobile and easy to emplace Medium Range Day/Night Wireless Surveillance System using a state of the art day camera and a cooled, highly sensitive 640x480 InSb Focal Plane Array thermal camera with 8X continuous optical zoom. The system is image stabilized and has automatic tracking of targets. Each system consists of a Base Station and one Remote Station which can be emplaced up to 5km away for wireless operation or within 500m for fiber optic operation. A single Base Station can monitor and control up to four (4) Remote Stations. The system is powered by a generator, batteries, solar (supplemental power), or vehicle power. Other options available are laser pointers, designators, and a vehicle integration kit.
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Elbit Systems of America®
Our systems are there when you need them most. Often forgotten, our Chemical, Biological, Radiological, And Nuclear (CBRN) protection systems are essential in combat environments. This complex system functions as part of each vehicles life support system and is used in conjunction with vehicle HVAC systems or as a standalone system.
