Stories
Stories for the defense and security industry and our local communities.
Whether in combat or disaster relief, U.S. armed forces and our allies are often deployed to remote, austere environments lacking the critical infrastructure needed to complete the mission. Enter Saab’s Deployable Aircraft Maintenance (DAM) facility.
In Michigan’s annual joint multinational exercise, Saab’s training systems assist over 200 partner forces and U.S. military personnel with state-of-the-art training.
This National Hire a Veteran Day, learn how veterans drive impact at Saab and continue working to keep people and society safe.
Saab is a firm believer in the “Triple Helix” cooperation model, where academia, industry and government combine to identify, research and develop innovative technologies and services that meet the nation’s needs. That is why Saab is investing not only in domestic advanced manufacturing and R&D, but also in the people and institutions shaping the technologies of the future.
As the Army marks 250 years of defending the nation, Saab celebrates our decades long partnership built on trust, innovation and a shared commitment to supporting U.S. soldiers.
Saab, Inc. President and CEO Erik Smith joined Michigan leaders for a panel discussion on Michigan’s role in America’s defense at the annual state policy conference.
At Saab, innovation isn’t just about developing new technologies. It’s about creating solutions that address the most pressing challenges the world faces today. With 17% of Saab’s annual revenue reinvested into research and development, Saab is constantly evolving to meet the needs of customers across defense and aerospace industries, from enhancing military readiness and improving operational efficiency to supporting the safety of U.S. armed forces.
In just one year, Saab’s Skapa team has already made waves with transformational technology development across the defense and security industries.
At the premier U.S. maritime exposition, Saab will present its Sirius Compact sensors, Giraffe 1X radar, T-7A Red Hawk training program, and more.
In 2021, the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) first contracted with Saab to provide a next-generation live training system to replace its previous live training program. Falling under Saab's robust Training and Simulation Services Platform, the Marine Corps Tactical Instrumentation System (MCTIS) represents an evolution in Marine Corps training, designed to prepare the next generation of Marines for combat readiness.