Battlefield has three team members at the largest defense show in the USA that began yesterday. In the Center of this pic, we had the great privilege to meet Lieutenant-General Michael Wright, Commander of the Canadian Army. We are populating the recent defense land systems purchases received by GDLA Canada since Mark Carney took the helm of our government. The first step on our business model, was to be the global standard fuel systems designer and manufacturer in the Defense UAV market. We achieved this around 2014. We continue to be global standard in that theatre and have now been working towards being the global standard for Military Tanks & Light Armored Vehicles QD’s in their Fuel, Coolant, Pneumatics and both high- and low-pressure hydraulics. Battlefield International Cayuga is honored to be the only fluid coupling brand allowed by the USA Department of War on the latest Optionally Crewed, Silent-Drive capable XM-30 Tank to replace the Bradley. There are only two bidders left competing for this program, GDLS USA and Rheinmetall USA and Battlefield Cayuga was demanded by the USA (tariff’s or not) to be used in this most advanced tracked tank in history.     

In early August, Daniel Fenton had the privilege of speaking with Ontario’s Military Defence Representative, Bernie Derible, at the ODMR Defence Plenary in Niagara. As a veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces and former senior NATO military officer, Mr. Derible brought valuable insight and perspective to the conference.

Here, from left to right we see Han from Hanmin (our Korean sales partner), Daniel Fenton, and David Reyes-Lopez in front of the KNDS/GDLS Grizzly. This was the most impressive and largest LAV at the show. It’s great to see Canada’s GDLS in London ON branching out to team up with European company’s. Hanmin Website KNDS News Article

Battlefield is exhibiting at AUVSI in Detroit this week. We have been providing Engineering product development to Kratos for nearly 10 years. Our sales force of team members included Kartik Munshi (Testing Technician), Mark Symington (CNC Programming Automaton Engineer), C-Dawg, and Daniel Fenton (International Sales).