(NSI News Source Info) March 13, 2009: PTDI (Indonesian Aerospace) is working out a closer cooperative agreement with Alliant Techsystems International Mission Group – Special Mission Aircraft Business, a leading and prominent company in the field of aerospace and defense from Minneapolis, Minnesota (USA).
The MoU between the two companies is signed today by Vice President Director, Budi Santoso and ATK Vice President and General Manager, David L. Sharpen on March 11, 2009 in Jakarta. ATK Mission Systems - ATK provides mission systems solutions through ATK Mission Systems, a leading supplier of aerospace systems, weapons systems, and technical services.
Major Products and Programs
*Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile (AARGM)
*Extended Range Munition (ERM)
*120mm tank ammunition
*Force protection systems
*Fuzing and integrated ordnance
*Directed-energy and high-power microwave technologies
*Structures for aircraft, weapons, missile defense interceptors, satellites, and spacecraft
*Electro-optical and infrared sensor systems and testing
*Advanced signal processing and communications techniques
*Hardened microelectronics for nuclear and space environments
*Advanced laser and coherent optics applications
*STAR upper-stage motors and STAR stages for spacecraft orbit transfer
*Propulsion and control systems for missile defense interceptors
*Hypervelocity and air-breathing propulsion systems for next-generation space vehicles and weapons
*AN/AAR-47 Missile Warning Systems
*Integrated sensor and data acquisition for surveillance aircraft
*Propulsion systems for tactical missiles and guided projectiles
ATK Mission Systems Overview
Locations and Contact Information
According to Budi Santoso, Alliant Techsystems Inc (ATK) and PT Dirgantara Indonesia (Persero) have agreed to work together to explore and asses airborne intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) opportunities and initiatives leading to a future cooperative business relationship.
So far PTDI has successfully marketed its maritime patrol aircraft for both domestic and foreign uses, namely four CN-235 MPA for the Republic of South Korea, one unit of CN-235 MPA for the Indonesian Air Force and one unit of C-212 MPA for the Indonesian Navy.
Another PTDI experience in this field is MPA system application on the CN-235 operated by the Air Force and Navy of Turkey.
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