22 September 2022
Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats. Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats. Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats. Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats. Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats. Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats. Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats. Allen-Vanguard's workshop in Somalia. (Allen-Vanguard)
Allen-Vanguard will deliver electronic countermeasure (ECM) equipment to Somalia in a multimillion Canadian dollar deal, the company announced on 21 September. An Allen-Vanguard spokesperson told Janes that the company has received USD5 million in funding from an undisclosed customer to deliver its ECM systems to protect individuals most at risk in Somalia. Allen-Vanguard 3XXX ECM suite of systems (3140, 3230, & 3330) will be delivered to the country. The family of systems protects militaries from radio controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) and can be mounted on most vehicle platforms or deployed in a static-point protection role, the company said. The company is also delivering its Scorpion manportable ECM solution, which protects personnel from RCIEDs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as its Ancile counter-UAS (C-UAS). The spokesperson noted that the ECM capabilities are intended for “internationally mentored Somalian entities”. However, they were unable to disclose specific unit quantities. As part of the agreement, the company will also provide backup and support from its in-theatre team to maintain protection from new threats.

Somalia to receive electronic countermeasure equipment

Counter-drone company DroneShield partners with counter IED company Allen-Vanguard By Jim Magill DroneShield Limited, an Australian/US company that produces and markets technology to counter unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and Allen-Vanguard, a US-owned provider of systems design to thwart improvised explosive devices (IED), have teamed up in a partnership that combines the two firms’ product-development and […]
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DroneShield and Allen-Vanguard: Counter Drone Company Partners with Counter IED Firm

DroneShield and Allen Vanguard Partner across C-UAS and C-IED sectors
23 February 2022
DroneShield Limited (ASX:DRO) (“DroneShield” or the “Company”) an Australian/US provider of Artificial Intelligence based platforms for protection against advanced threats such as drones and autonomous systems and Allen-Vanguard, a US owned provider of Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED) solutions with facilities in the UK & North America, have today announced a partnership between their companies. Both companies are respective global leaders in their fields. DroneShield’s Counter Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) solutions include a variety of multi-mission AI-powered C-UAS platforms such as  RfPatrol  body-worn sensor,  DroneGun  portable countermeasure,  DroneSentry-X  on-the-move system and DroneSentry base protection system. Allen-Vanguard have an extensive C-IED history and portfolio of solutions that has been bolstered in recent years by their  ANCILE  C-UAS system, an operationally proven and highly effective RF Countermeasure. Oleg Vornik, DroneShield CEO, commented, “Many of our customers have mission sets that require both C-UAS and C-IED solutions. By combining our solutions, both from technical and commercial distribution point of view, we can provide a more complete offering to the existing respective customers of both companies, as well as collaborate on channels to market. There are presently a number of active combined opportunities that we are excited to be pursuing.”
 
Michael Dithurbide, Allen-Vanguard President, commented, “Allen-Vanguard comes from a rich, multi-decade C-IED heritage, providing scores of Tier 1 militaries globally with effective and robust capability solutions. With C-UAS a rapidly rising and often overlapping threat, we are pleased to partner with DroneShield, a leader in this space, to collaborate from a technical and commercial perspective to meet the exacting needs of our global customer base.

DroneShield and Allen Vanguard Partner across C-UAS and C-IED sectors

DroneShield and Allen Vanguard Partner across C-UAS and C-IED sectors
DroneShield Limited an Australian/US provider of Artificial Intelligence based platforms for protection against advanced threats such as drones and autonomous systems and Allen-Vanguard, a US owned provider of Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED) solutions with facilities in the UK & North America, have today announced a partnership between their companies. Both companies are respective global leaders in their fields. DroneShield’s Counter Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) solutions include a variety of multi-mission AI-powered C-UAS platforms such as  RfPatrol  body-worn sensor,  DroneGun  portable countermeasure,  DroneSentry-X  on-the-move system and DroneSentry base protection system. Allen-Vanguard have an extensive C-IED history and portfolio of solutions that has been bolstered in recent years by their  ANCILE  C-UAS system, an operationally proven and highly effective RF Countermeasure. Oleg Vornik, DroneShield CEO, commented, “Many of our customers have mission sets that require both C-UAS and C-IED solutions. By combining our solutions, both from technical and commercial distribution point of view, we can provide a more complete offering to the existing respective customers of both companies, as well as collaborate on channels to market. There are presently a number of active combined opportunities that we are excited to be pursuing.”
 
Michael Dithurbide, Allen-Vanguard President, commented, “Allen-Vanguard comes from a rich, multi-decade C-IED heritage, providing scores of Tier 1 militaries globally with effective and robust capability solutions. With C-UAS a rapidly rising and often overlapping threat, we are pleased to partner with DroneShield, a leader in this space, to collaborate from a technical and commercial perspective to meet the exacting needs of our global customer base. Prev post

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June 13, 2018 03:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time
OTTAWA, Ontario--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Allen-Vanguard Corporation, a world leader in counter Radio Controlled      Improvised Explosive Device (“RCIED”)-technologies, today announced that      its newest product, ANCILE™, was deployed to safeguard      attendees at last week’s G7 Summit in Canada. ANCILE™ is a      counter-drone capability that provides an “electronic shield” for      defeating commercial drones or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). “Governments around the world are becoming increasingly aware of the      threat posed by commercial drones weaponized by terrorists and      insurgents or used for criminal activity”, said Mike Dithurbide,      President of Allen-Vanguard Electronic Systems. “Until now there has      been no effective counter-measure that is also affordable, portable,      easy to use and readily deployable anywhere in the world, including      urban environments. Our new ANCILE™ electronic shield      means that security forces everywhere can now afford a capability that      will reliably defeat commercial drones.”
ANCILE™ prevents attacks and other nefarious activities by      utilizing Allen-Vanguard’s battle-proven Radio Frequency (“RF”)      inhibition technology to disrupt a wide range of command and control      protocols that ensures total enforcement of no-fly zones to protect      convoys, operating bases, sensitive locations and public events. ANCILE™ is effective against multiple, simultaneous drone threats, including      swarms. It can be used on a stand-alone basis or as an integrated part of any suite of electronic assets; it also can be tailored to any      specific circumstance or requirement. “We are proud of our work at the recent G7 Summit and ANCILE’s™ proven ability to protect and safeguard people and valuable assets,”      continued Mr. Dithurbide. “We look forward to our continued      collaboration with government agencies and commercial groups around the      world to ensure safe operating environments.”
About Allen-Vanguard Corporation
Allen-Vanguard Corporation is a trusted global leader in providing      solutions for defeating terrorist and extremist threats. With an      unrivalled expertise in counter-threat solutions, systems, and      technologies, the company delivers battle-proven equipment and services      for defeating IEDs and other terrorist incidents at the technical,      operational, and national policy levels. Find out more at www.allenvanguard.com and follow us at www.twitter.com/AllenVanguard .

Allen-Vanguard Deploys ANCILE™ to Safeguard Recent G7 Summit

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Allen-Vanguard , the global leader in providing customized solutions for defeating Radio Frequency based terrorist and extremist threats , has been innovating with industry partners to integrate their latest ECM system into Canadian Army Tactical Command and Control systems .

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DroneShield (ASX:DRO) provides Artificial Intelligence-based platforms for protection against advanced threats such as drones and autonomous systems. The company offers customers counterdrone (or counter-UAS) and electronic warfare solutions and off-the-shelf products designed to suit a variety of terrestrial, maritime, or airborne platforms. Customers include the military, intelligence community, Government, law enforcement, critical infrastructure, and airports globally.

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