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2nd February 2004


Aerosystems International to provide Tactical Data Link solution for ASTUTE.
 

BAE SYSTEMS Electronics Limited has contracted Aerosystems International (AeI) to supply a Tactical Data Link system for the new ASTUTE class submarine.

The solution for ASTUTE is based around AeI's CAYMAN product. CAYMAN is a COTS software package for tactical data link implementations. It supports multi-link operations CAYMAN will be integrated with the submarine command system to provide a Tactical Communication system, which will enable the submarine to be interoperable with other units on the Tactical Data Link. The Link is defined by a NATO standard format STANAG, which enables all other participants who have this Link to be interoperable. As a COTS package, the software functionality is updated regularly to keep CAYMAN up to date with the latest version of STANAGs.

Aerosystems International is a leading company in the analysis, design, development and delivery of complex, software intensive systems for the aerospace and defence sectors. It also develops cutting edge systems and smart technologies for various industrial applications.

Aerosystems International (AeI) is based in the United Kingdom, with offices in the USA. With over 400 personnel its range of skills allows the company to provide cost-effective solutions.



For further information please contact:
Emma Taylor
Aerosystems International Ltd
Alvington
Yeovil
Somerset
BA22 8UZ
Tel:+ 44 (0) 1935 443000 or Fax +44 (0) 1935 443111.

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