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Euronaval: LACROIX unveils new catalogue of services

During Euronaval 2020, LACROIX Defense unveiled its new catalogue of services. Based on successful experiences with French armed forces, the French company intends to develop a "just-in-time" production and delivery ammunition management. The goal is then to reduce storage costs and to optimize ammunition shelf-life. The new Service department of LACROIX will also offer full packages and tailor-made solutions regarding naval training, maintenance and –in the following years– battlefield simulation.

Yannick Smaldore 31 Oct 2020

LACROIX presents its new catalog of Services, integrating a complete offer for the Naval Domain

LACROIX Défense recently created a new department dedicated to develop existing services and create new offers for the company’s customers. This new Service department is focusing on four key areas, which will benefits to naval customers:

Ammunition Management:

  • Ensure that exact requirement are met;
  • Minimize storage and destruction costs;
  • Optimize ammunition shelf-life.
Ammunition Management is one of the four key areas handled by the new Service departement of LACROIX Defense.

Training:

  • Practical training: training programs and tailor-made packages for handling, storage and transport of pyrotechnics products;
  • Operational training: use and support of LACROIX products and integrated systems,
  • Doctrinal training: training courses on electronic warfare principles.

Maintenance:

  • All-inclusive support tailored to the customer’s exact needs;
  • Long-term support agreement on fixed budget;
  • 24/7 hotline and direct access to the expert in charge

Battlefield simulation:

  • Immersive, realistic and safe simulation, using sound, visual and olfactive effects;
  • Already operational for land forces training. Soon to be proposed to naval customers.
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Yannick is based in Lyon, France. He holds two Master’s degrees in Cultural Anthropology and in International Relations & Defense from University of Lyon. Always fascinated by aeronautical and naval technologies, he’s specialised in international arms transfers and geopolitical crises. Since 2012, he covers defense subjects for several French and international periodicals and press agencies.
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