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Leonardo steps up Miysis DIRCM testing, eyes more exports
Leonardo’s Miysis directional infrared countermeasures (DIRCM) system has undergone testing by the UK Ministry of Defence in collaboration with Thales UK, demonstrating that a capability such as this is not proprietary to the US and can be offered for wider export.
The US traditionally dominates the development of DIRCM ...
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