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MSHORAD

The Mobile Short-Range Air Defence (MSHORAD) solution – comprising the Giraffe 1X, C2 and RBS 70 NG Remote Weapon System (RWS) – enables moving units to identify and counter air threats quickly and effectively.

Game changer against tanks

With tanks playing an increasingly decisive role in complex battle environments, defending forces need an effective anti-tank weapon. Saab’s NLAW system has the portability and fire power needed to stop tanks in their tracks.

RBS15 Gungnir

Gungnir is the newest addition to the RBS15 family, utilising the RBS15 Mk4 missile. However, it’s more than just a missile – Gungnir is the complete solution, seamlessly integrating with existing infrastructure to comprehensively tackle tomorrow’s ever-escalating pressures

Our thinking edge

Finding the needle in the haystack

Looking for threats can be like looking for a needle in a haystack. So how do modern radars deal with stealth, birds and jamming?

Really advanced dinner logistics

More than ninety per cent of the goods transports in the world are shipped. That means that many of the things on our dinner tables, in our homes and in our workplaces arrived by boat. And perhaps these were offloaded in a port near you.

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  • How do you attract and retain younger talents? A question many companies are tackling today. At Saab there is a reverse mentorship programme where junior employees coach their bosses.

  • Saab, the Swedish Armed Forces, and the Swedish Defence Material Administration (FMV) share a long history of co-operation. In the development of Gripen E, this co-operation is being further enhanced, as the three organisations are now carrying out joint validation and verification of the combat aircraft system.

  • A new surface treatment facility is coming to completion at the naval shipyard in Karlskrona, Sweden. It’s the latest major step in the upgrading of the production facility, combining blasting, painting and surface washing. The new facility has multiple impacts: on lead time, overall quality, energy as well as environmental impact. The capacity is heavily increased – while emissions are kept down.

  • How do you attract and retain younger talents? A question many companies are tackling today. At Saab there is a reverse mentorship programme where junior employees coach their bosses.

  • Saab, the Swedish Armed Forces, and the Swedish Defence Material Administration (FMV) share a long history of co-operation. In the development of Gripen E, this co-operation is being further enhanced, as the three organisations are now carrying out joint validation and verification of the combat aircraft system.

  • A new surface treatment facility is coming to completion at the naval shipyard in Karlskrona, Sweden. It’s the latest major step in the upgrading of the production facility, combining blasting, painting and surface washing. The new facility has multiple impacts: on lead time, overall quality, energy as well as environmental impact. The capacity is heavily increased – while emissions are kept down.

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  • Saab AB
    19 October 2018
    3

    The #Saabinthesky image of the week looks in the rear mirror and present the Saab 105 (SK 60) from the Team 60 and their display in Uppsala this summer. Photo courtesy of Mikael Hervestad.

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  • Saab AB
    19 October 2018
    5

    The protest period for the U.S. Air Force Advanced Pilot Training Program has officially closed. We’re excited to be teamed with Boeing to support this important customer!

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