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Elbit Wins Contract To Deliver Live Combat Training Systems To Poland Special Forces

Monday, November 9th, 2015

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Elbit Wins Contract To Deliver Live Combat Training Systems To Poland Special Forces

Elbit Systems is providing the Combat Training System to Poland's Special Operations Forces. Photo: Elbit Systems,

Elbit Systems [ESLT] was selected to deliver live combat training system and equipment to Poland’s Special Operations Forces (SOF), the company said Monday.The equipment, the Combat Training System (CTS), is being provided in cooperation with RUAG Defense of Switzerland and Autocomp Management Ltd. of Poland.CTS is an advanced realistic simulations-based trainer specifically designed for use by Marines and SOF, varying from single soldiers to full-size units. The system can simulate a wide range of operational conditions and real-world elements, including…

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