Marvin Test Solutions to present at Combat Helicopter 2016
Irvine, CA. Marvin Test Solutions announced it will participate in the annual Combat Helicopter conference and exhibition November 15-17 in Prague, Czech Republic. Within the MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) track, CEO Stephen T. Sargeant, Major General, USAF (Ret.), will provide a briefing on November 15 entitled “Field to Depot Level Test Equipment for Legacy and Emerging Weapon Systems.” Marvin Test Solutions will also sponsor the coffee and networking session on the Focus Day of the event.
“We’re proud to participate for the third time at this valuable conference and exhibition, which brings together the international military services and helicopter industry leaders with the goal of gaining a clear understanding of the present and future maintenance challenges associated with these complex systems,” said Sargeant. “MTS products are combat-proven worldwide, and designed with the flexibility to upgrade as requirements evolve. Our mission is to support the warfighter with flightline/field-to-depot test solutions that ensure readiness and reduce lifecyle sustainment cost.”
Marvin Test Solutions’ comprehensive portfolio of armament test solutions for flightline/field and intermediate level maintenance support includes:
- AN/TSM-205B Hellfire System Test Set
- MT3045 Hellfire missile emulator,
- MT1888 laser source simulator,
- MTS-916 laser target simulators, and
- TS-201 Longbow launcher/LEA test set.
To learn more about Combat Helicopter 2016, visit http://www.combat-helicopter.com.
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