Denmark has awarded Saab a 350-million-kronor ($34-million) contract to expand military training capabilities involving CV90 vehicles, drones, and non-line-of-sight combat scenarios. The order from the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation is scheduled for delivery from the end of 2026 through 2028. A key component is Saab’s Instrumented Laser Duel System for the CV90, which combines laser technology and onboard instrumentation to simulate battlefield engagements without using live ammunition. The package also adds drone and beyond-line-of-sight training capabilities, allowing troops to rehearse a wider range of operational threats. The contract follows Denmark’s 680-million-Swedish-kronor ($63-million) Combat Training Centre purchase last year, which includes deliveries through 2027 and support at four locations. That earlier package covers individual soldier and vehicle training equipment, anti-tank and sniper simulators, communications systems, and exercise management and performance assessment software. Saab’s modular Combat Training Centre supports up to 10,000 participants across a 40-by-40-kilometer (25-by-25-mile) training area, providing the capacity for large-scale coordinated exercises.
