Holon, Israel -- Tadiran Electronic Systems, a member of the Elisra Group and one of Israel's leading suppliers of state-of-the-art electronics and communications systems for land and naval applications, announced that its TCC/IP Tactical Communication Controller has been selected as a common platform for the integration of the Swiss Army's today tactical radios.

According to Itzhak Beni, Tadiran Electronic Systems President and CEO, "this success is proof of Tadiran's cutting-edge communication solutions that meet, and even exceed, the most challenging demands. We believe it will pave the way to future business from other advanced armies worldwide."

The contract for Tactical Communication Systems is not the first time that Tadiran has been the preferred choice of the Swiss Army. The company was previously selected for a major, large-scale contract to supply advanced C4I systems to the Swiss artillery, an ongoing project comprising totally integrated systems linking different applications and levels of command to real time battle information.

The latest contract for TCC/IP Tactical Communication Controllers will equip the Swiss army with a common platform for wireless data connectivity services for all users and applications in the battlefield. The multicast system overcomes the constraints of narrow-band tactical communications while optimizing usage of radio media and offering automatic routing and relaying capabilities.

As a world leading C4I supplier, Tadiran Electronic Systems draws on decades of experience as well as proprietary technologies to create totally integrated systems. Key capabilities in software development, systems engineering, tactical data links and communication controllers are fused in a full spectrum of systems for battle management, surveillance, fire support, communications and data transfer.

With its broad experience and systems range, the Company is well positioned to take advantage of the virtually unlimited potential of today's and tomorrow's thriving tactical communications markets.

Tadiran Electronic
07.06.2006