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Saab Launches First SIGINT Ship in Poland
Poland’s first SIGINT (signal intelligence) ship, the ORP Jerzy Różycki, from Saab, was recently launched in Gdańsk. The ceremony was attended by representatives from the Polish Ministry of National Defence and the Polish Armaments Agency, among other entities. This event marked the launch of the first of two SIGINT ships acquired under Poland’s ‘DELFIN’ programme.
The launch of the SIGINT vessel is a milestone in its construction process, following the first steel cut in April 2023 and the keel laying in November.
Before entering service, the ship will be equipped with the necessary reconnaissance systems and will undergo sea trials. Ship-based electronic intelligence systems will enable the acquisition of intelligence data across the entire spectrum of maritime SIGINT.
Before entering service, the ship will be equipped with the necessary reconnaissance systems and will undergo sea trials. Ship-based electronic intelligence systems will enable the acquisition of intelligence data across the entire spectrum of maritime SIGINT.
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