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Expertise in armoured vehicle systems engineering and mobility are at the forefront of the Timoney display on stand G 303 in Hall 6 during Eurosatory 2016.

Yugoimports, the Serbian armoured vehicle company, has selected Tyron Runflats to supply all terrain, multipart rubber runflats for its latest 8 x 8 AFV, the Lazar.

The Mountain Lion armoured utility vehicle, manufactured in South Africa by DCD Defence, is to be offered with complete runflat wheel assemblies provided by Tyron and its South African partner, Global Wheel.

Visual images of both hostile and friendly forces at a range that enables a commander to make an informed decision in a timely manner are a key capability of the Chess Dynamics Hawkeye family of electro optics systems on display in Hall 5, stand K700. The Hawkeye family, developed specifically for land based operations, is designed to integrate with a wide range of associated systems and equipment including remote weapon stations, ground surveillance radar, battlefield management systems and data link networks.

Ireland’s Naval Service (INS) has selected the Chess Dynamics Sea Eagle fire control system for its new Samuel Beckett class of offshore patrol vessels and has recently completed live firing trials on the LE James Joyce, the second vessel in the class.

Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group has won a Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category. The award recognises how, during the course of three consecutive financial years, Marshall saw an increase of almost 70% in its international trade.

Extensive testing and evaluation of the market for fuel dispensing systems by the Austrian Bundesheer has resulted in the WEW Fuel Dispensing Rack (FDR) being selected to meet its requirement for mobile refueling units.

Mobile refueling for helicopters and vehicles is now available to the Fire Brigade in Lower Austria following the delivery of two 5,500 litre joint fuel systems by WEW. Following extensive assessment and referrals from other WEW users, including the Austrian Army, placed a contract with WEW to provide two systems.