Electronic warfare: REACT final project meeting concluded

Source: OCCAR

EU | April 24, 2024

Electronic warfare: REACT final project meeting concluded

Photo: OCCAR.

As the final milestone for the stage 1 of the Responsive Electronic Attack for Cooperative Tasks (REACT) project, the Final Project Meeting (FPM) took place at INDRA facilities near Madrid.

During the meeting, open questions and comments from Participating Nations and OCCAR on the Critical Design Review, were addressed and clarified in a very fruitful closing review. The final result of this phase reflects a clear commitment of the companies involved and a good foundation for the next stage REACT 2.

The extended Consortium of industries selected for REACT 2 is already working on the next phase under a Grant Agreement with the European Commission, and the new Stage is expected to be integrated into OCCAR after the summer break this year.

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