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Leonardo delivered the last upgraded FAC to Royal Bahrain Naval Force
Al Taweelah (in the middle) in an exercise with the U.S. Navy in 2019. (US Navy photo)

Leonardo Delivers The Final Upgraded FAC To Bahrain

Leonardo delivered the sixth and final fully upgraded naval unit, "Al Taweelah," equipped with Leonardo's Combat Management Systems (CMS). The achievement reflects Leonardo's commitment to supporting the Bahraini Armed Forces.

Naval News Staff 05 Apr 2022

Leonardo press release

Last week during a ceremony in Mina Salman at Royal Bahrain Navy Head Quarter, Leonardo delivered the last of six upgraded naval vessels, the “Al Taweelah” ship, after completing successfully all Integrated Sea Acceptance Test (ISAT). This important milestone follows and completes a deal signed in 2015 with Bahrain Defence Forces.

As for the previous units, the Al Taweelah upgrade includes a new weapon control system, training services, and logistic support. Thanks to Leonardo’s new Combat Management System (CMS), the ship can now integrate and coordinate in real-time all information coming from various sensors installed onboard. The CMS enables the automatic coordination of weapons systems in terms of threat assessment, operation planning, and control of armaments during combat.

Leonardo delivered the last upgraded FAC to Royal Bahrain Naval Force
Leonardo photo

For naval missions Leonardo’s offer spans from turn-key combat management systems for maritime surveillance and security, to naval guns, ammunition, underwater systems for all classes of military vessels, manned and unmanned vehicles, and sensors. It includes the most advanced naval training and maintenance offer and satellite systems and services for Earth observation and geo-location, marine environmental monitoring, and maritime security. Today more than 70 international Navies have chosen Leonardo systems and technologies to equip over 1,000 vessels.

Bahrain, as well as other countries in the Gulf region, can be further supported by Leonardo’s expertise in the naval field, where the company has a track record in the upgrade of corvettes, offshore patrol vessels, and frigates, and in the land sector, where the company offers fully integrated solutions, warfare systems and cost-effective overhaul programs. 

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