Delivering battlefield connectivity, empowering the warfighter, increasing lethality
As the British Army and allied militaries look to increase their resilience to electronic warfare, they will require unprecedented access to the latest communication capabilities – like software-defined radios, LEO, 5G – to be successful in today’s advanced and dynamic combat fighting environment. Enter MESHnet.
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General Dynamics Mission Systems–United Kingdom is a global leader in defence innovation, providing advanced thinking, design expertise and implementation know-how to equip the British Army and allied militaries worldwide with leading-edge hardware, software and systems.
More than a network, our MESHnet product line offers cutting-edge intercom and networking, comprehensive vehicle system and sensor integration, radio bearer interoperability and seamlessly integrated battle management systems – all within a single IP network.
MESHnet enables safe communication between armoured vehicles, command posts, dismounted warfighters and headquarters locally and dispersed over the battlespace.
Designed to meet NATO standards, MESHnet also enhances communication with allies by providing access to new beyond-line-of-sight connections and supporting ISTAR and command and control capabilities through a unified platform interface.
Discover how MESHnet is delivering a connected battlefield here.
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