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Harris To Provide Falcon III Tactical Radios To Middle East Country

Defense Daily Staff

Thursday, September 11th, 2014

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Harris To Provide Falcon III Tactical Radios To Middle East Country

Harris Tactical Radios Photo: Harris Corp.

Harris [HRS] Thursday said it received an $88 million order to provide a country in the Middle East with Falcon III® wideband tactical radios and accessories as part of an overall modernization effort. The order also includes vehicular and base station systems, accessories, spares, and training services. Terms of the agreement were not released. The system leverages the latest software-defined radios from the Harris Falcon III® RF-7800 family. This includes the RF-7800H, the first wideband HF tactical radio, delivering expanded…

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