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DefExpo
2012 Land, naval and Internal Security Systems Exhibition New Delhi, India March 29 - April 1, 2012 |
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SAGEM
Safran at DefExpo 2012 |
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Sagem
(company of the Safran Group) is working close to the Indian forces, the
DRDO (Defence Research & Development Organisation), and the industries
of the aerospace and defence sector. Part of several major military programs
in India, the company supplies navigation, avionics and optronics systems
for air, land and sea combat platforms, including combat aircraft and
helicopters. |
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to be present at Defexpo 2012, Sagem displays on its stand ( HALL 12 A)
a comprehensive range of equipments and solutions for intelligence, surveillance,
targeting, navigation, engagement and combat : |
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VIGY Observer |
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FELIN
& Sword A integrated system for the dismounted soldier, FELIN is currently fielded in the French Army : six regiments 
being operational end of 2011, a total of 22 600 systems being planned.
Aiming sight for the soldier, Sword is an optronic equipment that can
improve significantly firing precision and detection of the dismounted
soldiers. Sword aiming sights are in full scale production for the FELIN
program of the French Army. WASP and CM3. WASP and CM3 are optronic equipments
and aiming sights that can improve operational effectiveness of light
combat vehicles. Sagem is the main contractor of the FELIN program. |
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JIM
LR Sagem JIM LR is a day-night thermal imager that integrates GPS, eye-safe laser rangefinder and North seeker. 
JIM LR is interoperable with C2 systems. More than 4,500 JIM LR are in
service or on order, especially NATO forces, including more than 2,000
by French forces. JIM LR is combat proven. JIM LR has just been selected
bay the British Army. |
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exists in three versions : GPS/INS, GPS/INS and infrared, GPS/INS and
laser, the latest to engage mobile targets with outstanding accuracy.
AASM includes 125, 250, 500 and 1,000 kg versions. Day or night, all weather,
AASM can be released at low altitude and can also be fired off-axis. Its
range exceeds 60 km. In 2009, the French MoD awarded Sagem a contract
for 3,400 AASMs. AASM has been intensively used during NATO operation
Unified Protector by Rafale omnirole fighters against high value targets,
for close air support missions in time sensitive targeting mode, and for
the destruction of enemy air defenses. 
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Installed on a gyro-stabilized platform, it integrates a 3rd -generation
IR sensor, color TV camera with zoom, and an eye safe laser rangefinder.