
Army comms lockdown
By Jo Best
Published: 21 August 2006 16:35 BST
Thales has picked up a deal worth more than £50m to kit out the army's new IT system.
Thales has won the contract from BAE, which earlier secured the deal with the British army to supply the first phase of its £200m Falcon communications network.
The French defence company will provide the transmission subsystem and cryptography for the Falcon network
Falcon will replace a number of military networks currently in use and aims to help field personnel share large amounts of data with the UK headquarters.
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