Defence Helicopter
Aria completes installation of the Axsys V-14 MSII cameras and troll systems downlinks in Royal Thai Army Bell 212 and UH-1 Helicopters
Aria International Incorporated, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Aria International Holdings, Inc., a company focused on providing specialized surveillance and communications solutions to a global customer base, is pleased to announce that it successfully demonstrated and delivered integrated cameras and downlink systems installed on Royal Thai Army (RTA) helicopters.
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