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1.Contract Signing:

The Logistics Support Command of the Spanish Air Force has signed a contract with Spanish company Indra to integrate the technology of Israel's D-Fend Solutions'EnforceAir2 into Indra's CROW anti-drone system, with a contract value of 630,000 euros.

2.Contract Content:

The contract includes the full integration of the EnforceAir2 system with CROW through software development services, involving layered command and control(C2)between CROW systems.

3.CROW System Demonstration:

Indra showcased the CROW system at the Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems Interoperability Exercise(TIE24)organized by the NATO Communications and Information Agency(NCIA).The system is capable of integrating with 27 sensors and effectors from different European manufacturers.

4.Features of the CROW System:

• Utilizes high-resolution radar for early detection and long-distance identification of targets, including small drones.

• Equipped with optical systems to assess whether an object poses a threat and to determine its location.

• After confirming a threat, it employs jamming techniques to disrupt guidance.

• Multiple units can operate in coordination to expand coverage.

• The EnforceAir2 system: Selected by the Spanish Air Force in December 2023 to provide extensive security measures against drone intrusions, especially for large public and government events.

5.Features of the EnforceAir System:

• Offers end-to-end detection and mitigation measures for situational awareness, operational continuity,and security control.

• Capable of detecting, locating, and identifying illegal drones within protected airspace in both automatic and manual modes.

• Eliminates threats by taking control of drones and safely landing them in predefined areas.

• Technological advantages of EnforceAir2: It has greater power, performance, portability, and range, with a compact size.

• Application scenarios:Suitable for sensitive environments such as large international airports, military bases, and occasions where drone interference needs to be prevented.

6.Conclusion

The Spanish Air Force has signed a contract worth 630,000 euros with Indra to integrate Israel's D-Fend Solutions' EnforceAir2 technology into Indra's CROW counter-drone system. This collaboration will achieve full integration of EnforceAir2 with CROW through software development services, involving layered command and control (C2) between CROW systems. The CROW system has demonstrated its capabilities in the Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems Interoperability Exercise (TIE24) organized by the NATO Communications and Information Agency, showing its ability to integrate with sensors and effectors from multiple European manufacturers.