Combat net radios are slated to replace the older Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System, or SINCGARS, which Sheehan described as the “backbone for three, four decades of Army communications.

IMBITR devices use the Army Warrior Robust Enhanced Network waveform capable of operating in radio frequency-degraded environments. Thales has deployed 8,400 operational IMBITR radios to the ...

The Thales Vehicle Mounted SquadNet Radio (right) with the handheld version (left) and a display running the ATAK tactical awareness application displayed in March 2025 at the Future Soldier ...

and Thales, will start discussing the co-development of Software Defined Radio technologies in the UAE. A declaration of intent was signed at the international defence and security show ...

Thales and Edge Group subsidiary Katim said they would collaborate on the development, production and maintenance of airborne and long-range, high frequency radio communication solutions.

Thales recently delivered a preliminary batch ... “It’s not the SINCGARS radio of yesterday,” Kidwell told C4ISRNET. The new radios are software-defined, meaning updates can be quickly ...