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Saab To Service, Support U.K. Army Simulation System

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, April 4th, 2014

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The U.K. Ministry of Defense (MoD) March 31 said it signed a three-year, approximately $33.9 million service and support contract with Saab for the British Army’s Direct Fire Weapon Effects Simulator System (DFWES). “This new contract, extending the use of the capability, is proof of the strong relationship between Saab and the British Army, and a renewal of our commitment as a highly trusted overall training provider to a leading military customer,” said Henrik Höjer, vice president and managing director Training and…

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