Denmark chose BNET-V radios to equip all ground forces' equipment The Danish Ministry of Defense chose BNET-V software-defined radios from the Israeli company DND Digital as a means of tactical communication for all army vehicles. The framework agreement on the equipment of the armed forces was signed for 20 years, until 2047. The scope of supply and their quantity are unknown. The production of the radio stations for Denmark is carried out at the DND Digital factory in Flintbeck near Kiel (Germany). Serial production of the BNET family began this year after the transfer of the Rafael company's technology. According to the manufacturer, Denmark has become the first NATO country to implement the BNET tactical network throughout its fleet.

Denmark chose BNET-V radios to equip all ground forces' equipment The Danish Ministry of Defense chose BNET-V software-defined radios from the Israeli company DND Digital as a means of tactical communication for all army vehicles. The framework agreement on the equipment of the armed forces was signed for 20 years, until 2047. The scope of supply and their quantity are unknown. The production of the radio stations for Denmark is carried out at the DND Digital factory in Flintbeck near Kiel (Germany). Serial production of the BNET family began this year after the transfer of the Rafael company's technology. According to the manufacturer, Denmark has become the first NATO country to implement the BNET tactical network throughout its fleet.