Exhibitor at Bedex: Theissen Training Systems International NV
Theissen Training Systems International NV
Hall : 07
Stand : 103
Description
Theissen Training Systems (TTS) is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and installation of live-fire training systems, with origins dating back to 1934 under the name Fritz Theissen & Söhne. Refocusing exclusively on target systems in 1993, TTS has production facilities in Germany (Düsseldorf), Belgium (Oudsbergen), and North America (Gainesville, Florida). ISO 9001 certified since 2001, the company has between 50 and 200 employees and serves military and law enforcement customers worldwide. Its portfolio covers small arms firing range systems, MOUT (Military Operations in Urban Terrain) facilities, CALFEX (Combined Arms Live Fire Exercise) ranges, as well as fixed and mobile target systems, simulators, and ballistic protection equipment.
The mission of Theissen Training Systems
Theissen Training Systems' mission is to improve the operational readiness of armed forces and law enforcement agencies around the world by providing them with cutting-edge, reliable, and fully customized live-fire training systems. By offering modular solutions ranging from turnkey indoor shooting ranges to container-based deployable systems, TTS guarantees its customers high-quality training, whether on their base or in external operations. Its motto: “Live Fire – Train as you fight”.
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