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MEADS updated offer for Polish Wisła programme
MEADS International (MI) presented an updated offer for Poland’s medium-range air defence (Wisła) programme recently to the Ministry of National Defense. The presentation follows a year of active discussion with the Polish Government regarding the security and industrial benefits of the Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS). Advanced capabilities, partnership and a proven technology transfer methodology remain key characteristics of the MEADS industrial offer.
“We’re extremely pleased to have been given the opportunity to present a detailed offer to the Ministry of National Defense,” said Tom Oles, Vice President for MEADS at Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control. “MEADS represents the most affordable and the quickest path to the capabilities Poland requires, and if MEADS is selected for Wisła, Polish industry will benefit from technology implementation and future sales of MEADS in partnership with global leaders in defence.”
Through its Technology Transfer Plan, MI will help Polish industry become a world-class air and missile defence system integrator. MI has demonstrated a robust model for technology sharing and commitment to transatlantic cooperation. MEADS technology includes active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, digital systems, 360-degree defence and an open-architecture non-proprietary network.
In June 2015, the German Ministry of Defense selected MEADS as the basis for its new air and missile defence system Taktisches Luftverteidigungssystem (TLVS). Developed by Germany, Italy and the United States to replace Patriot, the 360-degree MEADS system addresses deficiencies in currently fielded systems. It defeats challenging new air and missile threats from any direction, arrives and moves with deployed troops, and is interoperable with other NATO forces.
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