BAE Systems, a leader in optical electronic warfare systems, today unveiled its Smart D2 system, a next-generation threat management technology named for its ability to dispense countermeasures and defend military aircraft. The system efficiently manages and deploys smart, expendable countermeasures – including multi-shot flares, active radio-frequency (RF) decoys, and kinetic interceptors – that are designed to protect aircraft and aircrews from existing and emerging threats. Read more
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Smart D2 is designed to work with fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft and integrates with existing warning systems as well as future systems
(Credit: BAE Systems) Read more
Smart D2 is designed to work with fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft and integrates with existing warning systems as well as future systems(Credit: BAE Systems) Read more
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