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AN/ALQ-213

IOC: 1993
Also Known As: ALQ-213(V) and EWMS (Electronic Warfare Management System)

Origin: Denmark

Contractor/s: Terma

Description: The AN/ALQ-213 Electronic Warfare Management System (EWMS) was developed by Danish TERMA A/S integrating and controlling electronic warfare self-protection systems. Originally, it was developed to reduce workload of Danish F-16 pilots, while ensuring optimized use of all onboard electronic warfare (EW) subsystems.

Its flexibility allows ALQ-213 to be installed on large transport aircraft, other fighters than the F-16 and rotary wing aircraft. The EWMS has been installed on the following aircraft: F-16, C-130H, AS-532 Cougar, CH-47 Chinook, EH101, A-10, F-111, C-160 Transall and C-130J Hercules II.

The ALQ-213 and the updated model ALQ-213(V) have been chosen by the United States, Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Australia and Germany, as well as Denmark.

Applications:

Strike & Fighter Aircraft

F-16C Block 32 and F-16D Block 32

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There are 11 news between
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FMS: Indonesia Requests of 24 Upgraded ex-USAF F-16C/D Block 25 Aircraft AT-6 Light Attack Aircraft Successfully Deploys Precision-Guided Munitions FMS: Taiwan Wants Retrofit of F-16A/B Aircraft Hawker Beechcraft, Esterline CMC Electronics Announce Enhancements to AT-6 Cockpit 4000 Suite FMS: Thailand Requests Mid-Life Upgrade for 18 F-16A/B Block 15 Aircraft Boeing and Terma Enter Strategic Alliance FMS: Romania Seeks F-16C/D Block 50/52 Aircraft Northrop Grumman and Terma Agree On Electronic Warfare Business Initiatives FMS: Pakistan to Upgrade F-16A/Bs MILDS-F Successfully Flight Tested on Danish F-16

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	Australia	?	Belgium	?
	Denmark	?	Germany	?
	Indonesia	?	Netherlands	?
	Norway	?	Portugal	?
	United States of America	?

fully confirmed operational planned retired cancelled destroyed

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Last Updated:
Thursday, March 8, 2012

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