Designation: | M151 Protector RWS |
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Manufacturer: | Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS | |
Product type: | Turrets | |
Name: | Remote controlled weapon station |
PROTECTOR - Remote Weapon Station(RWS) is a remotely controlled weapon station for light and medium calibre weapons and can be mounted on any type of platform. PROTECTOR has been in full scale production since December 2001. Since then more than 17 000 systems have been sold to 17 nations.
The PROTECTOR family of Remote Weapon Stations consists of six different variants suitable for any missions; M151, M153, Sea, Lite, Super Lite and Medium Caliber RWS. As a complete package KONGSBERG provides PROTECTOR Training Systems.
The weapon station consists of a sophisticated weapon tower featuring electro-optical sights and allows the system to be operated from inside the vehicle with a high degree of precision to protect the gunner from beeing exposed.
- US Army
- Australian Army
- Finnish Army
- Canadian Army
- Irish Defence Forces
- Swiss Army
- Portuguese Army
- The Netherlands Army
- Luxembourg Army
- Czech Army
- British Army
- French Army
- Kuwait Army
- Slovenian Army
- Swedish Army
- Swiss Army
- Croatian Army
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