Capable of deployment across a wide range of platforms, T-ACT provides a significant increase in operational effectiveness through enhanced situational awareness, increased navigational safety and a simple but robust communications network that allows effective C2. T-ACT enhances small craft operations by providing the capability for the Command to brief small craft crews onboard and quickly provide the operational plan to the small craft system via a secure link. This removes the risk of misinterpretation or the need to connect external hardware to allow data transfer. The small craft can also be monitored by Command during the execution of its mission in ‘real time’ through the use of “Blue Force Secure Tracking” or standard AIS.

The RIDER, is a high mobility, robust, without electonics and compact 4x4 vehicle for Special Forces and rapid deployment forces. It can be airborne, heliborne or dropped by parachutes. It can tow a 120mm mortar or a heavy duty trailer. RIDER is built around a high characteristics tubular steel frame on which a diesel engine, two axles, a drop box and two crew stations are attached. The high travel front suspension is a double wishbone, the rear wheel stations are mounted on trailer arms. Torque is delivered by a hydrostatic chain with a main pump powered by the main engine and one motor per axle. Its main missions are: - Carry logistic supply for paratroopers and SF - MEDEVAC - Carry a light mobile command post - Tow a 120RT mortar - Tow a 120 mm ammunition trailer - Create a defense perimeter around the landing zones - Aggressive raids behind the enemy lines - Logistical liaison - Light reconnaissance and intelligence gathering - Seize airfields Its principal strenghts are : - Large loading surfaces - High mobility over cross country - Continuous and smooth speed variation - Short turning radius of 5 meters - High reliability (no electronics) - Simple to use - High combat weight/curb weight ratio - Various driving modes - High obstacles crossing capabilities

Multiport hub and cable assembly solutions enable soldiers to power their devices through a central battery, optimizing resource management for lighter combat gear. The right features for digital connectivity ,Meets MIL-STD 810 and 461,Secure firmware, USB-C bidirectional power delivery. connector has been engineered to offer ultra-rugged, lightweight and IP68-sealed connectivity solutions. Fischer connectors are frequently utilized in military equipment such as communication systems, drones, and tactical vehicles. Additionally, their applications extend to underwater and marine exploration, industrial robotics, and space exploration

Army Combat Gloves protect Soldiers' hands when moving/carrying equipment, navigating rough terrain, and during combat operations. Description: Combat Gloves are made from flame retardant para and meta-aramid materials containing conductive antistatic fibers.