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26-27 April 2006 CNAD EXHIBITION 2006 NATO HQ BRUSSELS, BELGIUM 26-27 APRIL 2006 TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT TO PRT’S (P ROVINCIAL R ECONST RUCT IO N T EAMS ) DIO 0406-06 U T S S APHIC GR NATO NATO 5th CNAD Exhibition “TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT TO PRT’S” Foreword by the Chairman, Conference of National Armaments Directors (CNAD) We find ourselves in an extremely complex international security environment. The political realities of our time, driven by regional instability, the threat of terrorism, and failing states, have given new emphasis to stabilization and reconstruction operations. NATO, and NATO nations, have found it necessary to adjust traditional military methods of action by including new approaches and technologies that emphasize civil-military co-operation in this field. NATO took on the command and coordination of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan in August 200. The heart of NATO’s ISAF mission are its Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs). PRTs are small teams of international civilian and military personnel working side by side to support the growth of Afghanistan to provide security and to facilitate reconstruction work. They are key in supporting the three pillars of the Bonn Agreement: security, reconstruction and political stability. While it is not a particularly new concept to combine civil and military methods, for NATO the use of PRTs has required a number of adjustments. The jobs of PRTs are many and varied. Indeed, each NATO PRT is structured differently, according to the demands of the particular environment into which they are deployed. One major aim of PRTs is improving the security environment for the Afghan people through dialogue with provincial leaders and confidence building activities focused on likely areas of conflict. A corollary task is to monitor, assess, advise on and support security sector reform activities, most particularly development of Afghan National Army and police training. Finally PRTs provide a visible presence in assigned areas of operation, monitoring and assessing the military and civil situations within those provinces. ISAF civil-military cooperation teams work in close co-operation with the local population and authorities, as well as with international and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to improve the situation on the ground through concrete projects in the field of education, health, water and sanitation (to name just a few). Not surprisingly, the technological and equipment needs of a PRT are often different from the needs of an “ordinary” combat unit. A premium is placed, for instance, on situational awareness. Having the right kind of information and communications gear, so that the PRTs can talk with NGOs and aid workers, is crucial. Planning tools for civil works are invaluable. Flexible construction equipment that can be used in a variety of projects is likewise important. And the list goes on… For this reason, the CNAD Exhibition “Technology support to PRTs” is intended to foster close cooperation among Allied industries, research and technology institutions and military authorities. It provides companies the possibility to present their most innovative concepts and designs to support PRTs, and serves as a forum to exchange ideas and know-how among companies, National Armaments Directors (NADs), NATO staff and national delegations. In particular, the presence of NADs, the most senior defence procurement officials from each NATO Nation, who are currently participating in the Spring 2006 CNAD plenary meeting here at NATO HQ, assures high-level visibility to the crucial mission of the Alliance’s PRTs in Afghanistan. With regard to industrial participation, we have presented a balanced mix of companies from NATO’s Nations. Each of these companies is a valuable team member in enabling the Alliance to succeed in its critically important task of bringing security, political stability and reconstruction to Afghanistan. I thank the exhibitors for coming to NATO and making this Exhibition so useful to our nations and our collective security. Welcome to the Spring CNAD Exhibition “Technology Support to PRTs”. Marshall Billingslea NATO Assistant Secretary General for Defence Investment Table of Contents 5th CNAD Exhibition “Technology Support to PRT’s” 3 TIPS, the Transatlantic Industrial Proposed Solution for NATO AGS 6 Alcatel Alenia Space 6 Bitova Electronika 7 Boeing 7 Bruhn NewTECH Limited 8 CIFR, Inc./CAMSS Shelters 8 Chemviron Carbon 9 B Consulting Service Security Ltd. 9 CSOK 10 Diehl BGT Defence GmbH & Co. KG 10 EADS, Defence & Security Systems Division 11 Finmeccanica 11 Exhibitors by country 12 Exhibitors list 12 NATO Site Plan 13 Press Hall — Exhibition Area 13 Hydrema Export A/S Scanfiber Composites A/S 14 Indra 14 Indra Espacio 15 State research institution Lithuanian textile institute 15 Military Communication Institute 16 The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey, National Research Institute of Electronics and Cryptology 16 POCH S.A. 17 Remotec Ltd, a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman Corporation 17 National company ROMARM 18 Sabiex International S.A. 18 Samel 90 PLC 19 M.Schall Gmbh & Co.KG 19 Tandberg 20 TELEFUNKEN Radio Communication Systems GmbH & Co.KG 20 Thales Land and Joint Division 21 Military repair plant, Trenčín, a.s. 21 Company VILPO d.o.o. Ljubljana 22 ZTS Research & Development, KOŠICE a.s. 22 STAND TIPS, 14 the Transatlantic Industrial Proposed Solution for NATO AGS address organisation profile Northrop Grumman The TIPS group of Companies are EADS (GE); Galileo Avionica (IT), 12, Avenue de Broqueville General Dynamics (Canada), Indra (Spain), Northrop Grumman (USA), Brussels 1150 Thales (Fr) country exhibited products NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance. Based on battle technologies phone of Ground Motion Target Indication and Synthetic Aperture Radar +32 27 72 04 09 imagery, NATO AGS is entering Design and Development on its way fax to acquisition as a NATO owned and operated capability. +32 27 71 62 17 e-mail website www.tips-ags.com STAND Alcatel Alenia Space 25 address organisation profile Alcatel Alenia Space Italia S.p.A. Alcatel Alenia Space (in short: AAS) was established in 2005 as a Strada Padana Superiore 290 merger of Alcatel Space Industries and Alenia Spazio. 20090 Vimodrone (Milano) Today AAS is the largest space industry in Europe and the third largest worldwide, with 7,200 employees, whereof about 700 country dedicated to ground equipment and systems business. Italy phone exhibited products +39-02-25075-333 Satellite terminals and navigation receivers. fax Environmental monitoring networks. +39-02-25075-466 Process control systems. Explosive detectors based e-mail on nuclear techniques (e.g. maurizio.forcieri@ neutron backscattering). alcatelaleniaspace.com website www.alcatel.com/space/index.htm 6 BITOVA ELECTRONIKA STAND AD 3 organisation profile address Bitova electronika AD is a joint-stock company, engaged in scientific, 5004 VELIKO TARNOVO research and development, implementation, engineering, production, AREA CHOLAKOVTSY commercial and maintenance applications in Bulgaria and abroad country in the fields of consumer video and audio equipment for reception, REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA recording and reproduction of programs with civil application and communication devices for the defense. phone The company has certificates of quality ISO 9001:2000, +359 62 62 00 38 ISO14001:2004, AQAP2110 fax +359 62 60 18 68 exhibited products e-mail The project supports modernization of Bulgarian Air Forces in [email protected] upgrading their IFF capabilities according to modern NATO and ICAO requirements. The project includes deep hardware and software website upgrade of obsolete Russian type stand-alone IFF system, provide www.bitova-electronika.com capabilities system to be integrated as medium to long range sensor in all types of modern autonomous and centralized air defense and ATC systems. The Boeing Company Integrated Defense Systems STAND 24 organisation profile address Integrated Defense Systems, a unit of The Boeing Company, is P. O. Box 516 one of the world’s largest space and defense businesses; a $27 St. Louis, Missouri 63166 billion business providing systems solutions to its global military, country government and commercial customers. Capabilities within the USA business focus on market areas: Advanced Systems, Support Systems, Network and Space Systems, and Precision Engagement phone and Mobility Systems. +1 314 232 0232 fax exhibited products +1 972 705 8066 ScanEagle is a long-endurance, battle- proven unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) e-mail system developed by Boeing. It recently [email protected] surpassed 10,000 combat flight hours website in less than two years supporting U.S. www.boeing.com Marine Corps and Navy operations. Persian Gulf tactical commanders in Iraq rely on ScanEagle as a forward observer to provide intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) data and information. Bruhn NewTech Ltd STAND 28 address organisation profile Suite 6 The Portway Centre Bruhn NewTech is a Technology company that produces a range Old Sarum Park, Salisbury of Risk Management software for EOD purposes and in addition Wilts SP4 6EB integrates chemical, biological, radiological & nuclear (CBRN) sensors. country UK exhibited products phone Explosive Ordnance Disposal +44 (0)1722 417000 Bruhn NewTech produces software fax for Explosive Ordnance Disposal +44 (0)1722 417014 requirements. EOD Frontline predicts the explosive hazard area and if applicable e-mail the downwind hazard
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