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PREMIUM: Czech Army adds TESS capabilities
Soldiers of the 71st Mechanized Battalion based at Hranice have tested the latest tranche of laser-based Tactical Engagement Simulation Systems (TESS) delivered by Saab Training Systems.
With the new upgraded TESS, the Czech Army and the military police will receive additional capabilities and functionalities.
The order includes upgrades of the ...
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