Saab receives order to expand Saab GAMER
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Saab received an order from the Czech Republic’s Ministry of Defence to expand the Czech’s instrumented Saab GAMER laser-based training capability. Deliveries of the new system will start in the end of 2019 and continue during 2020. The order value is MSEK 108.
With the new upgraded Tactical Training System (TSS), theCzech Army and the military police will receive a large number of additionalcapabilities and functionalities in their “Company Plus” sized trainingexercises. The order includes upgrades of the existing system, new keyfunctions within soldier-equipped training systems, vehicle-based systems withballistic and real time of flight simulation and also urban terrain trainingsolutions.
“Saab’s high fidelity system will enable the Czech Army toincrease its operational capabilities and to join the family of nations withinteroperable training systems, which includes interoperability between allbattle functions,” says Åsa Thegström, head of business unit Training &Simulation within Saab business area Dynamics.
The Czech Army acquired the first Instrumented Saab GAMERsystem in 2011 for the Pandur IFV and performed upgrades during 2016 for lasercode interoperability (U –LEIS). With this new expansion, the Czech Army has atraining system that meets their training needs.
